
California’s Energy Policies: Impact on Economy and National Security
California, once a top oil producer, now imports 75% of its crude, leading to higher energy costs and economic challenges.

California, once a top oil producer, now imports 75% of its crude, leading to higher energy costs and economic challenges.

A study in Biological Diversity reveals invasive plants on coral islands shift soil carbon dynamics, affecting health.

The Iran war’s fallout drives nations to enhance energy reliability, spurring clean energy progress at the UN summit.

Wildfires, once a Western problem, are intensifying in the East, fueled by climate change, drought, and dense forests.

The extreme event dataset was generated using the methodology by ref. 37 and described in ref. 38, with ISIMIP Phase 3b projections.

Delegates from 50+ countries gather in Colombia for the first Conference on Transitioning Away from Fossil Fuels.

A decade after the Paris Agreement, Mediterranean countries that implemented NDCs are better off yet face worsening impacts.

Climate change has been a major theme in films, showcasing its impact on society and the environment. Whether through dramas or action-packed spectacles, these movies depict the urgent need for eco-consciousness.

I woke up this Earth Day in Santa Barbara, California. The 1969 oil spill here sparked the first Earth Day 56 years ago.

The Lancet Countdown Europe report highlights urgent climate-health links, with escalating risks outpacing response.

A Berkeley Law report reveals climate change as a threat multiplier, exacerbating issues and driving migration in Central America.

Australia’s food security is at risk due to climate change, rising costs, and pressures on local food systems.