Fossil fuels: The planet does not need new mining permits

Global planning for production projects fossil fuels It is enough to meet the energy needs of the planet until 2050. Therefore, governments should stop issuing new licenses. oil, natural gas and coal. This points to a wide-ranging study of political leaders by University College London and the International Institute for Sustainable Development (IISD). According to … Read more

Climate change: It also harms mental health

Until now, we knew that climate change affects physical health. We don’t need to be scientists to figure this out people with heart disease, respiratory problems or other pre-existing medical conditions, are at greater risk of exposure to high temperatures. But what about the impact of the climate crisis on mental health? News global research … Read more

Vegetarianism: Will it ‘save’ the planet and our health?

As scientists and health professionals recognize its many benefits, the debate surrounding vegetarianism is ever-increasing. The Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics and the American Institute for Cancer Research advocate eating more plant-based foods. In addition, climate change is sounding the alarm, more and more scientists are recommending the reduction of animal feed and plant growth. … Read more

How the climate crisis turned into a water crisis

There is a non-trivial “flaw” in the global design, which is a rather Earth-sized “hole” and water and global food demand. This is because production must increase by at least 50% by 2050 to meet global food demand. But even if we leave aside all other problems such as the effect of heat, soil degradation, … Read more

Copernicus: 2024 will be the hottest year on global record

July 2024 was slightly warmer than the corresponding month in 2023, but this data is not conclusive: according to the observatory climate change at the European Institute Copernicus it is now “increasingly likely” that 2024 will be the hottest year on record globally. A streak of 13 consecutive months heat record Samantha Burgess, deputy director … Read more

Heat: Europe’s dead remind us of war report – Dramatic WHO report

More than 175 thousand people die from them every year heat waves The fastest-warming continent in Europe warns in a report by the World Health Organization (WHO). According to the organization, the European region of the WHO, which includes Asian countries such as Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan, accounts for 36% of the 489,000 people who die … Read more

Climate Change: SOS from report – London at risk of flooding and heatwaves

With effects climate change is at risk London The report warns that people should be better prepared for severe floods and heat waves. The London Climate Resilience Review, published on Wednesday, called for a “reset moment” for the capital after the general election. Emma Howard Boyd, chair of the review, said preparing London for more … Read more

Heat wave: Sunday was the hottest day in the history of the planet

The planet recorded the hottest day in its history, as did many of its territories Mediterrian sea faces an extreme fire hazard. According to provisional data from the agency, the hottest average temperature on Earth was recorded on Sunday, breaking the previous record set a year ago. Climate change Copernicus of the European Union. Global … Read more