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A look back at The Day After Tomorrow

By Alberto Sclaverano Big budget films about climate change are not very frequent. The recent movie Don’t Look Up comes immediately to...

Energy Communities: the alternative approach

By Cosimo Razeto In the last decades we have witnessed how the growth of renewable systems has contributed to the global energy demand...

Combatting Climate Disinformation on Social Media

Source: The Union of Concerned Scientists Mis- and disinformation on climate change and clean energy solutions is widely spread on...

What "An Inconvenient Truth" continues to teach us all

By Alberto Sclaverano There are many documentaries about climate change. Some of them are big-budget Netflix production, others are...

Building Local Power With Neighborhood Microgrids

Source: Union of Concerned Scientists A new case study by the Union of Concerned Scientists (UCS) and Parker Village, a “smart...

The Poetry of Science

Source: The Union of Concerned Scientists Maria Melendez Kelson Maria Melendez Kelson is author of two collections of poetry from...

Greta's Blabla is the start of a new chapter in climate (and political) negotiations

by Roberto Razeto It was the period in-between the two World Wars in northern Switzerland, where one of the artistic movements that...

Chile: A Corporate Volunteering Model

by Soraya Zorzal, Project Manager, MiColab Foundation The most valuable asset that companies have is their human capital. When a company...

Climate change in South Sudan

Source: World Food Programme In South Sudan, climate shocks are linked to extreme fragility of food security. In fact, 60% of the...

European Supermarkets Plan to Stop Buying Meat that Destroys the Amazon

Source: The Map Report European supermarkets are starting to reject meat connected, even indirectly, to the deforestation of the Amazon...

US: 2021 Was One of the Deadliest and Costliest Years for Climate Disasters

By The Union of Concerned Scientists On January 10, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) released a new annual...

Nepali women doubly burdened by climate change

Local governments need to support women impacted by the climate crisis in the Himalaya Source: Nepali Times Agriculture expert Yamuna...

Walkabout with Anil: Hiti, Kathmandu Valley's ancient water supply system

Source: Nepali Times In this video, heritage conservationist Anil Chitrakar takes us around three hiti (traditional Stone Spout Systems...

Global carbon emissions rebound close to pre-Covid levels

Source: Tyndall Centre Global carbon emissions in 2021 are set to rebound close to pre-Covid levels, according to the Global Carbon...

US, Major Emitters Fail to Deliver Glasgow Agreement that Heeds Science, Meets People’s Needs Amidst

Source: The Union of Concerned Scientists Statement by Dr. Rachel Cleetus at the Union of Concerned Scientists The U.N.’s annual climate...

Spotlight on the G7: Post COP26

Source: The Union of Concerned Scientists Our scientists partners comments with regard to COP26 After the conclusion of the COP, we...

What is Sustainable Agriculture?

By: The Union of Concerned Scientists There’s a transformation taking place on farms across the United States. For decades, we’ve...

Climate change, Inequality, and Energy seminar

Source: Tyndall Center This is a recorded seminar on the topic of Climate Change, Inequality, and Energy which took place online last May...

Kathmandu’s ‘flash floods’ are 4 decades in the making

There is nothing sudden about the floods in Kathmandu Valley, and they will get worse By Nepali Times July 31, 2021 Kathmandu Valley’s...

Unchecked climate change could destroy the natural wonders of the world’s ‘biodiversity hotspots’

Source: Tyndall Center Many animals and plants unique to the world’s most stunning natural places face extinction if greenhouse gas...

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