Beef is the most harmful food for the environment
Beef is by far the most harmful protein for the environment due to animal husbandry activities.
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Beef is by far the most harmful protein for the environment due to animal husbandry activities.
April 2014 has entered the history of world meteorology when it became the hottest month since experts began collecting and recording data on the average temperature of…
On May 26, the World Meteorological Agency (WMO) announced that the concentration of CO2 in the atmosphere has exceeded the new threshold.
Scientists in Argentina have found a way to capture the amount of methane released from the cow's intestinal tract.
If the global warming trend shows no signs of mitigating, some of the world's most famous and historic cultural landmarks may be destroyed by rising sea levels within th…
This is a mandatory target for the whole EU but is not binding on the governments of each member state.
The average global temperature will increase by at least 4 ° C by 2100 and possibly more than 8 ° C by 2200 if greenhouse gas emissions are not reduced.
On November 13, the United Nations World Meteorological Organization (WMO) published a report confirming that in 2013, the global sea level rose to a record high.
Recent scientists said carbon emissions this year are continuing to rise and will reach a record of 36 billion tons.
The World Meteorological Organization on November 6 said that greenhouse gas emissions in the air reached a new record in 2012.
Argentine scientists have found a way to turn belching gas, created by the cows' digestive system, into fuel.
According to the latest report in the Geography magazine, the average Arctic temperature in the summer of this century reached the highest mark in the last 44,000 years.
On September 27, the United Nations Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) said there was clearer evidence than ever before that humans are warming the Earth.
The European Parliament (EP) on September 11 has approved a plan to limit the use of traditional biofuels in addressing concerns about greenhouse gas emissions.
Reducing greenhouse gas emissions from burning fossil fuels to a safer level could save millions of lives every year by the end of the century.