Cultivating and using Asparagopsis seaweed to reduce methane emissions is a climate mitigation option but its boon and bane must be carefully evaluated.
Category: Climate Articles and News
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Should Governments End Fossil-Fuel Grants to Tackle Climate Change?
Climate change will be addressed seriously if governments will end fossil-fuel subsidies according to two opinion articles. What do you think?
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Fiji to Receive Fund from NZ for their Climate Change Programs
Fiji is a developing Pacific Island state dependent on the land and ocean for living and economy, needs funds for climate change adaptation and mitigation.
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Good Climate Change News – No Rise in Global Carbon Emission in 2019
The worldwide effort that governments, business establishments, and not-for-profit organisations do to curb carbon emissions has shown good results in 2019.
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NZ’s Carbon Trading and Net-Zero Goal
Climate change and the Paris Agreement spurred New Zealand to enact the Zero-Carbon Bill and setup the emission trading scheme to attain zero-emission.
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Australian Bushfires and the Climate Connection
The Australian bushfires have become a serious concern because of its severity, its damage and impacts on people, animals, ecosystems, properties, and land.
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Climate Adaptation thru Architectural Designs in Urban and Coastal Areas
With climate change comes catastrophic events like typhoons. There is a need for building designs that adapt to the changing climate.
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Climate Change Conference COP26 Starts 31 October 2021
COP26 will be held in Glasgow, Scotland, United Kingdom, from 13 October to 12 November 2021 after last year's postponement due to COVID-19.
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Warm Ocean Water is Melting the Doomsday Glacier
A team of scientist have discovered that the Thwaites Glacier in Antarctica is melting rapidly. Know how polar glaciers react to climate change.
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There is a Climate Emergency Going On, Rapid Response Needed
Sir David Attenborough said ‘the moment of crisis has come” and that “we have been putting things off year after year.” Let's act on the climate emergency.