Lesson in physics: We now know why carbon dioxide is such an antagonist in global warming
Some of the energy is lost to space while some is returned to Earth. NOAA’s Global Monitoring Laboratory reported in January ...
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Key issues to be discussed at Fisheries meeting
Issues like issues like Crew Labour Standards, climate change, seabird conservation, and North Pacific Strap Marlin are ...
Net-zero by 2030: Council’s goal now seen as aspirational
A Gisborne district councillor is frustrated a plan to have net-zero emissions by 2030 looks more “aspirational” than ...
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Radcliffe bridge to be rebuilt after Storm Eva damage
A bridge which was severely damaged by the worst storm to hit the borough of Bury for decades is to be replaced.
Two major BC cities are at risk of disappearing due to rising tides
Rising sea levels are putting Canada’s coastal communities at increasing risk, and two British Columbia cities are among the ...
BlackRock In Trouble? Republican US States Takes World's Asset Manager To Court Over 'Destructive' Agenda
BlackRock is one of the biggest company in the world. With an asset library of worth more than USD 11 trillion, thrice the ...
From disaster to hope: A Vermont family thankful for community support after flood destroyed home
The last thing John and Jenny Mackenzie saw as they fled their Vermont home with their daughters, dog and two guinea pigs last summer was their cars upended and propelled away by rushing flood waters.
Inside the wild world of Osaka’s dangerous, adrenaline-fueled float festivals
Osaka’s “danjiri matsuri,” or float festivals, are considered one of the most dangerous events on Japan’s festival calendar.