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Why coffee could vanish from our world by 2050
The inquisitive minds at Aperture reveal the dark truth behind the world’s favorite beverage, coffee.
This story was originally published by CalMatters. Sign up for their newsletters. Guest Commentary written by D.J. Waldie D.J. Waldie is an essayist, memoirist, translator and editor. He previously ...
The Earth’s ozone layer is on track to fully recover within the coming decades, the United Nations said Tuesday, crediting ...
By 2050, as global warming makes large swaths of North America hotter and drier, the annual death toll from smoke could reach ...
Wildfires are no longer a seasonal nuisance but a deadly, nationwide health crisis. Fueled by climate change, smoke is spreading farther and lingering longer, with new research warning of tens of ...
Floodlight reports on Charleston's struggle with rising sea levels as rapid growth exacerbates flooding, threatening ...
Pollution from fires, intensified by rising temperatures, is on track to become one of America’s deadliest climate disasters.
Cleaning up air pollution has saved millions of lives, but it has also given us an inadvertent taste of a nightmare climate ...
The Earth's ozone layer is projected to recover to 1980 levels by mid-century, according to a report by the WMO and UNEP.
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UK's 2050 Clean Energy Plan: Efficiency Wins
Uncover the bold vision behind the UK’s 2050 Clean Energy Plan. This video highlights how efficiency-focused strategies, renewables, and innovative policies are shaping a greener, more sustainable ...
"We need to start treating the limited land we've got as our most precious resource Michael Grunwald explains, "because it ...
Efforts to manage the Earth’s climate - whether by reducing pollution or deploying geoengineering - risk catastrophic ...
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