Greenhouse Gas

No Surprise, 2019 Was The Second-Hottest Year On Record

The 2010s were also the warmest decade in history, with the last five years being the hottest ever recorded.
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Longest UN climate talks end with no deal on carbon markets

UN delegates postponed a key decision on global carbon markets until next year.
By Frank Jordans and Aritz Parra, AP

The Environmental Impact Of Your Thanksgiving Dinner

When it comes to turkey and traveling to the feast, there's good news and there's bad news.
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If Europe Goes All In For Air Conditioning, The Consequences Could Be Devastating

With scorching summers the new norm, will Europeans become as addicted to air conditioning as Americans already are?
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Ireland Will Plant 440 Million Trees By 2040 To Combat Climate Change

The initiative is part of Ireland's climate action plan, which proposed investments in renewable energy, a new carbon tax and a mass tree-planting effort.
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EPA Relaxes Limits On Methane

The Environmental Protection Agency is set to roll back limits on Methane, a major greenhouse gas.
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This University Has Banned Beef Products To Help 'Save The Planet'

Beef products are to be removed from sale at Goldsmiths, University of London, as part of a plan to become carbon neutral by 2025.
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World Must Protect Land To Avoid Climate Disaster, New UN Report Warns

Averting catastrophic warming requires rapid, global changes to land use and food production, the assessment says.
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House Democrats To Unveil Green New Deal Alternative By Year’s End

A House committee has set a goal to reach net-zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050 -- a target some say fails future generations.
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Oregon Republican senators end walkout over carbon bill

After disappearing for nine days, Oregon's Republican state senators returned to work.
By Andrew Selsky and Sarah Zimmerman, AP