Global COâ‚‚ Emissions Rebound to Pre-Pandemic Levels
Global CO₂ emissions surged back to pre‑COVID‑19 levels after a brief pandemic‑induced dip, highlighting the tight link between economic activity, fossil‑fuel use, and
February 8, 2026
Edward Philips
Brazil’s Beef and Soy Exports to the EU Linked to Illegal Deforestation
Brazil’s beef and soy shipments to the European Union are closely tied to illegal forest clearing, creating measurable climate, biodiversity, and social challenges
February 8, 2026
Carbon Baseline: A New Tool Helping UK Businesses Reach Net Zero
Carbon baseline tools give UK companies a clear, data‑driven starting point for measuring emissions, setting reduction targets and tracking progress toward net‑zero commitments.
February 7, 2026
Can Deep-Seabed Mining Ever Be Truly Sustainable?
Deep‑seabed mining could supply critical metals for clean‑energy technologies, but its long‑term sustainability depends on scientific understanding, robust regulation, and technology that minimizes
February 7, 2026
Appeals Court Allows EPA to Cut $20 Billion in Climate Grants
A federal appeals court has cleared the EPA to reduce roughly $20 billion in climate‑related grant funding, a move that reshapes how communities finance
February 6, 2026
Air Pollution in Los Angeles: Why the Smog Problem Persists
\n Los Angeles continues to grapple with smog because a mix of vehicle emissions, basin geography, and climate patterns trap pollutants, creating a persistent
February 5, 2026
