New Greenpeace photos show rapid Arctic ice retreat in Svalbard
Taken in the Norwegian region of Svalbard, the photographs show not only ice melt over a century, but significant changes in ...
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People imagine climate change is someone else's problem: 'Against The Tide' director Sarvnik Kaur
Filmmaker Sarvnik Kaur says she accidentally stumbled into the story of her award-winning climate change documentary "Against ...
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COP29 Highlights: Key Takeaways for Cities and the Built Environment
Discover how COP29's outcomes shape urban architecture and climate resilience for sustainable cities facing extreme weather challenges.
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We’re at a Critical Juncture in the Fight for Climate Action. Here’s How the Art Industry Can Help
The arts are uniquely placed to inspire public and political action on climate change, says Heath Lowndes of Gallery Climate ...
A strange new climate era is beginning to take hold
For almost a decade, climate scientists and environmental leaders have coalesced around a rallying cry: “Keep 1.5 alive.” It’s a reference to the historic pact nations reached in Paris in 2015 to try ...
COP29 is over, but climate action needs private funding too – here are 4 key ways to make that happen
The climate fight needs huge sums, and private investment, carbon markets and development banks can provide them.
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Project 2025 calls for massive changes to Hanford nuclear cleanup
Will the next presidential administration tinker with the Hanford nuclear reservation’s complicated cleanup of radioactive wastes?
Teesside University research image in National Geographic edition
Today's Object of the Week is a magazine cover featuring a stunning photograph of a North East researcher and her team.