According to a study, over half of Europeans feel climate change is the next global concern, and 88 percent say renewable energy should play a greater role in the economy, Openaccessgovernment.org writes. A survey commissioned jointly by the European Parliament and the Commission polled 26,530 persons from all 27 EU member states on themes ranging …
The 2022 Beijing Winter Olympics will begin on February 4th. Based on the “green Olympics” idea, all of the Games’ 26 venues will be powered entirely by renewable energy. The concept of “green Olympics” offers Chinese insight on how to cope with the interplay between development and conservation. To address the serious challenge of global …
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Climate change and its accompanying costs are the most pressing challenges confronting the electricity industry, according to the chairman of a key utility advocacy organization on Jan. 20. However, Edison Electric Institute President and CEO Tom Kuhn, as well as executives from other industry trade organizations, emphasized the need of considering the costs and reliability …
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The year 2021 ended up being the fifth warmest on record, according to the Copernicus Climate Change Service of the European Union, which dates back to 1979. This conclusion is based on publicly accessible data examined by climate scientist Zeke Hausfather who tweeted his findings, Bloomberg Green reports. This is one of the first temperature …
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A way to solve the climate crisis became clear as the world saw more extreme heat waves, droughts, wildfires, and storms. Switch the electric grid to carbon-free wind and solar and convert most fossil fuel users in transportation, buildings, and industry to electricity. The U.S. is going that way, says Renewablenergyworld.com. There was a record …
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China’s enormous automobile industry is on course to reach a peak in climate-warming carbon dioxide emissions by 2027, but on present trends, the country’s 2060 “net zero” objective is unlikely to be met, according to environmental organization Greenpeace. Greenpeace projected in a study analysis that the sector’s overall carbon emissions would likely level at 1.75 …
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The epithet “anomalous” in weather assessments is likely to become less and less common, and this is not because the weather will return to its climatic limits. It’s just that what half a century ago was perceived as extraordinary phenomenon, today they have turned into ordinary weather events. In meteorology and climatology, average daily, monthly, …
The water temperature in the upper layers of the world’s oceans is breaking records for the sixth year in a row. Scientists believe that the growing heat content of the ocean is the leading indicator of anthropogenic climate change. Experts from China and the US have published a report on ocean surface temperature trends over …
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