Climate change is happening but we can meet the challenge As carbon emissions rise inexorably, it’s easy to feel powerless as catastrophe looms. But activism is a chance to take control Share 94 inShare4 Email Sarah van Gelder guardian.co.uk, Saturday 8 June 2013 23.00 AEST Jump to comments (217) Demonstrators in San Francisco rally against Continue Reading →
Save oceans – save environment June 08, 2013 ZARINA PATEL 0 Comments World Oceans Day is celebrated each year on 8th June to highlight the importance of oceans and to raise global awareness of the existing threats to oceans. The day is the official UN-designated international day of ocean celebration. The two-year theme for 2013 Continue Reading →
Warming, Rising Acidity and Pollution: Top Threats to the Ocean | | | Share on redditReddit | Share on diggDigg | Share on stumbleuponStumble | Share on emailEmail | More Sharing ServicesMore Ruddy turnstones sit on an abandoned pier on the coast of Hawaii. Photo by LCDR Eric T. Johnson, NOAA Corps Ocean plants produce Continue Reading →
June 08, 2013 ABC to have full coverage of Federal Election Results on 14 September For most people, the above headline may sound like an assertion of the obvious. However, in the discussion over recent weeks as to whether television networks will host their election coverages from the National Tally Room, some people have become Continue Reading →
Bangladesh – Climate Displacement Few countries are under as much threat from climate change as Bangladesh. DS is working with our partners in Bangladesh Young Power in Social Action to find viable housing, land and property solutions to those displaced by climate change. Activities of the Initiative Publications DS report on Climate Displacement in Bangladesh: The Continue Reading →
5 June 2013, 3.42pm EST Q+A: Bill McKibben crunches Australia’s climate numbers US environmentalist and scholar, Bill McKibben, has crunched the numbers: we can emit 565 more gigatons of carbon dioxide worldwide if we want to stay below 2°C of warming, he says. However, the world is on track to burn enough fossil fuels to emit Continue Reading →