John Rozendaal, a 63-year-old climate activist and cellist, will defy a restraining order to play Bach’s “Suites for Cello” outside Citibank’s Manhattan headquarters as a climate protest, calling it “a plea for our future.”
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Dubai Future Foundation and Mohammed Bin Rashid Housing Establishment partner for sustainable housing and smart city innovation.
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As climate change accelerates, record temperatures and unprecedented impacts prompt the UN to heighten climate pledges.
State carbon market and energy regulations face a challenging path before November election, WA Poll reveals.
Even though the conservative justices have curtailed the power of Congress and the presidency, federal climate action is still possible.
Nearly a million homes and businesses in Texas remain without power five days after Hurricane Beryl hit the state.
KABUL — When Afghanistan’s Taliban rulers attended the nation’s first international climate change conference, few foreign guests turned up.
Scientists have declared La Niña, which may cool ongoing record global heat and could trigger intense hurricanes this fall.
280 Earth, a startup from Google’s X, is developing tech to capture CO2 from air, reuse server waste heat, and generate water.
A landmark climate change lawsuit reached Montana’s Supreme Court, debating if a state law promoting fossil fuels violated constitutional rights.