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State Responsibility for Climate Change after the Paris Agreement
By Maria-Konstantina (Mariadina) Lili-Kokkori, researcher of the unit «International & European Law» Introduction This paper attempts to show that international law is ill equipped when
Smart agriculture can help cut ammonia emissions from agriculture, experts say
Author: Claire Stam Posted on: EURACTIV.com | May 23rd, 2018 By using the right technology and agricultural practices, the agricultural sector will be able to
We can now see how humans have altered Earth’s water resources
Author: Eric Holthaus Posted on: Grist | May 16th, 2018 For millennia, humans have harnessed rivers, built dams, and dug wells to quench our growing civilization.
Inspiring Terms Are Simple.‘Climate Change’ isn’t.
Author: Faye Flam Posted on: Bloomberg | May 11th, 2018 As scientific terms go, “climate change” is failing. Good terms are specific, descriptive and help people
Tourism is responsible for nearly one tenth of the world’s carbon emissions
Author: Josh Gabbatiss Posted on: Independent | May 7th, 2018 Tourism accounts for around 8 per cent of global greenhouse gas emissions, according to a new
New round of climate negotiations in Bonn
Author: Valéry Laramée de Tannenberg Posted on: EURACTIV.com | May 2nd, 2018 The Bonn Climate Change Conference is meeting from 30 April to 10 May in
Rising levels of ‘frustration’ at UN climate stalemate
Author: Matt McGrath Posted on: BBC| May 1st, 2018 Old divisions between rich and poor over money and ambition are again threatening to limit
Seven EU countries call for stronger climate action in Europe
Author: Marion Candau Posted on: EURACTIV.com | April 27th, 2018 The ecology and environment ministers of seven European countries met in Paris on 25
MEPs ask to check financial sector’s investments against climate goals
Author: Jorge Valero Posted on: EURACTIV.com | April 25th, 2018 EU legislators have proposed extending the European Supervisory Authorities’ (ESAs) powers to include checking
Climate change to drive migration from island homes sooner than thought
Author: Matthew Taylor Posted on: Guardian| April 25th, 2018 Hundreds of thousands of people will be forced from their homes on low-lying islands in the
Energy transition: EU unity’s missing jigsaw piece?
Author: Sam Morgan Posted on: EURACTIV.com | April 20th, 2018 Decarbonising Europe’s economy and meeting the targets of the Paris Agreement are among the EU’s
Climate change affects workers’ health in all business segments, says French agency
Author: Claire Stam Posted on: EURACTIV.com | April 23rd, 2018 The world of work must act quickly because workers from all business segments are and
Anyone can compost their food waste (and everyone should)
Author: Claire Maldarelli Posted on: Popular Science | April 20th, 2018 When we think of composting, we tend to think of enormous dumpsters full of everything
Climate change: Michael Bloomberg pledges $4.5m for Paris deal
Author: BBC Posted on: BBC|April 23rd, 2018 Former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg says he will pay $4.5m (£3.2m) to cover some of the
Sea levels could be rising faster than predicted due to new source of Antarctic ice melting
Author: Josh Gabbatiss Posted on: The Independent | April 18th, 2018 Sea level rise could be happening at a faster rate than previously thought, as
Denmark’s Movia orders new charging stations for electric buses
Author: Not mentioned Posted on: Intelligent Transport |April 5th, 2018 Siemens has signed a frame contract with Movia, the largest public transport authority in Denmark,
Sweden’s new carbon tax
Author: Valéry Laramée de Tannenberg Posted on: EURACTIV.com | April 10th, 2018 Sweden has introduced a new carbon tax. From 1 April, all passengers boarding
Shell threatened with legal action over climate change contributions
Author: Jonathan Watts Posted on: Guardian| April 4th, 2018 The global flurry of legal campaigns against “big oil” has widened, with Royal Dutch Shell being
Carbon capture: Expensive, risky – and indispensable?
Author: Ruby Russell Posted on: Euractiv | March 29th, 2018 Text: A study published by the Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research (PIK) warns that
New climate strategy will set out a pathway to meet higher targets
Author: Wendel Trio Posted on: EURACTIV.com | March 29th, 2018 Text: Leaders called upon the Commission to develop a long-term climate strategy which will translate
Land degradation threatens wellbeing of two-fifths of humanity, major report warns
Author: Claire Stam Posted on: Euractiv.com| March 27th, 2018 Text: Land degradation caused by human activities undermines the well-being of at least 3.2 billion people,
143 Million People May Soon Become Climate Migrants
Author: Laura Parker Posted on: National Geographic | 19th of March 2018 Text: Climate change will transform more than 143 million people into “climate migrants” escaping
Climate change could force more than 140 million people from their homes by 2050, major new report finds
Author: Josh Gabbatiss Posted on: The Independent | March 19th, 2018 Text: Millions of people in the developing world will be forced from their homes