This year is on track to be one of the three hottest on record, completing a run of six years that were all hotter than any year ever measured before, the World Meteorological Organization (WMO) said on Wednesday.
A recent article published in Forbes was pretty quick to point out what the author thought Tesla’s problem was. “It’s Volkswagen. VW’s ID.3 has been an extraordinary success in Europe and has knocked Tesla’s [TSLA] business for a loop.”
What happens to your used vehicle when you’re done with it?
What changes are needed for the US agricultural sector to evolve sustainably?
An email in my inbox today proclaimed, “it’s September and we’re heading into pollution season in many regions.” I was taken aback. Does pollution have a season? Of course, there is seasonal variability to certain pollutants but, unfortunately, pollution lives with us in and outside our homes in every season.
Climate Week NYC showcases business and governments and their climate action.
The first comprehensive assessment of where the Earth’s excess heat is accumulating has been released by the Global Climate Observing System, co-sponsored by the World Meteorological Organization, Intergovernmental Oceanographic Commission-UNESCO, International Science Council and United Nations Environment Programme.
International non-profit the Climate Group, has today announced it will be partnering with the Race to Zero campaign — led by UNFCCC’s Climate Champions for UK and Chile, Nigel Topping and Gonzalo Muñoz — to host a major range of commitments and announcements as part of key event, COP26 and The Zero Carbon Growth Agenda, during Climate Week NYC’s Opening Day.
Twice as much recovery money has been spent on fossil fuels as clean energy.
Electric vehicles are giving the global metals market the love it always wanted. Bloomberg Green notes that supply overhangs and the pandemic tag-teamed this market to keep it down. The short-term prospects for the minerals that are used to make EV batteries have a new ray of hope, though.
