Apple and Amazon Linked to Groups Opposing U.S. Climate Laws
Apple and Amazon have been linked to lobbying groups that oppose U.S. climate legislation, revealing a tension between their public sustainability claims and
March 17, 2026
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British Columbia Wildfires Set Record Emissions in May
In May 2023 British Columbia experienced an unprecedented wave of wildfires that released record‑high greenhouse‑gas emissions, illustrating how climate‑driven fire activity can amplify
March 15, 2026
Celebrity Culture and Environmental Impact: Time for Accountability
Celebrity culture shapes consumer habits and media narratives, and its environmental footprint demands transparent accountability to protect ecosystems and public health. Quick Answer
March 14, 2026
Air Pollution in NYC: What Residents Are Breathing in 2025
In 2025 New York City’s air is a complex mix of fine particles, nitrogen oxides, ozone and other pollutants, driven mainly by traffic and energy
March 13, 2026
Art in the Amazon Turns Climate Inaction Into Value Ahead of COP30
Amazon artists are converting climate inaction into cultural and economic value by creating climate‑focused artwork that raises awareness, supports local livelihoods, and influences
March 13, 2026
World’s Carbon Budget for 1.5°C Could Be Used Up Within Six Years Study Finds
A recent study indicates that the remaining global carbon budget compatible with a 1.5 °C temperature limit could be consumed in as few as
March 13, 2026
