European Union Reduced Carbon Emissions by 22 Percent in 14 Years

The European Union (EU) has announced a 22 per cent reduction in carbon emissions across the region from 2008 to 2022. According to data from the Euro

COP28: Videotaped, Threatened and Harassed

Incidents of harassment, surveillance, threats and intimidation at United Nations (UN) events, including the recent COP28 climate conference in Dubai,

EU to Phase Out Fossil Fuels For Heating by 2040

After months of negotiations, MEPs, national governments and the European Commission have signed an agreement for the union's new Energy Performance o

Every Stage of the Life Cycle of Plastic Bottles Harms Human Health

A new report says beverage companies such as Coca-Cola should be 'held accountable for the impacts of their plastics on the supply chain'. The report

Peru: Lost More Than Half Its Glaciers in 50 Years

Peru has lost 56 percent of its tropical glaciers in the last 50 years due to climate change, according to a new government inventory. Scientists from

Hydrogen Bank First Tendered

The European Commission inaugurated the "Hydrogen Bank" to support the increase of renewable hydrogen in the European Union's (EU) energy mix. In a st

Who is Attending the UN Climate Summit?

As the world debates the next steps to tackle climate change, each country has specific concerns and interests that it hopes to advance at this year's

Corporate Carbon Footprint and Climate Change

Record levels of greenhouse gases around the world demonstrate the urgent need for action to tackle climate change. Organizations must take the lead i

Global Temperature Explosion

Hurricanes, floods, droughts and forest fires are becoming more dangerous around the world under the influence of global warming, scientists say. The

Call from Chinese Scientists

Temperature Records Broken in 2023: Chinese researchers found that global sea surface temperatures in the first half of 2023 were the highest in histo

Milan To Join The Movement To Make The City Center Car-Free

Milan is one of the most polluted cities in Europe. The air quality is extremely poor due to the volume of fine particles, pollutants that pose a risk

The World is Far From Its Commitment to End Deforestation

The world is moving too slowly to fulfill its pledge to end deforestation by 2030, according to a new report. At the 2021 United Nations Climate Summi

The Global Energy Transition is Unstoppable

According to the International Energy Agency's new World Energy Outlook 2023 (WEO-2023), major changes taking place today will lead to a very differen

406,172 Hectares of Forest Area Actually Lost Forest Ecosystem Characteristics in 11 Years

On the occasion of the 100th anniversary of the Republic, the Turkish Foresters Association (TOD) organized a panel discussion titled "There is Worse

Barcelona Limits Cruise Ships to Combat Overtourism

Barcelona, the capital and largest city of Spain's Catalonia Autonomous Region, is preparing to reduce the number of cruise ships that can call at its

Extreme Weather Events Cause $16 Million Losses Per Hour

Scientists have revealed that extreme weather events caused by the climate crisis in the last 20 years have cost $16 million per hour. According to th

Climate Change Could Lead To Food-related Civil Unrest In The UK Within 50 Years

Food shortages caused by extreme weather events could lead to civil unrest in the country within 50 years, according to new research including a surve

Carbon Footprint Measurement: Balance Project

The first step in reducing the carbon footprint is to calculate the carbon footprint. In this direction, the MFET family has implemented a project tha

Peak Demand in Oil on the Horizon

Over the past two months, reviews by the International Energy Agency (IEA) and the Institute for Energy Economics and Financial Analysis (IEEFA) say p