Carbon Removal Tech Must Outpace Solar Growth: Report
Novel carbon dioxide removal must expand at rates exceeding solar panel deployment to meet 1.5C climate goal, but current capacity and support remain fragile, study warns.
Category : Climate Change
Australian Groups Urge UN Scrutiny Over Reef Land Clearing
Five major Australian environment groups have written to UNESCO urging annual reporting on land clearing at the Great Barrier Reef, warning of sediment and pesticide runoff threatening coral health.
Cities Make It Rain More Often, But Less Than Satellites Suggest
New research reveals urban areas see more frequent rain events, but satellite data may overestimate trends due to changing observation methods.
Trees Cool Cities 18°C, But Design Matters Most
New research shows trees can reduce urban heat by up to 18°C, but layered vegetation with shrubs and ground cover works better. In humid cities like Hong Kong, dense planting may backfire.
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Fast Food Nation Predicted Chronic Illness Epidemic
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Commonwealth Sues 3M for $2 Billion Over PFAS
The Australian government has launched a $2 billion lawsuit against 3M over PFAS contamination, alleging the company knew about the risks and failed to act.
UN Warns El Niño Return Imminent
The UN warns of an imminent El Niño return with 80% chance before September, threatening extreme weather, higher temperatures, and global impacts.
Seaspray and Foam Likely Source of Toxic Pfas on Remote Fair Isle
Scientists identify seaspray and foam as probable cause of high Pfas levels in Fair Isle's drinking water, raising alarms for other coastal areas.
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