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On thin ice: Inuit use Technology to adapt to Climate Change

Climate Change Climate change is threatening the traditional way of life for Inuit people in the Canadian Arctic, as traversing[…]

Climate Change Katharine Hayhoe, former lead author for the U.S. National Climate Assessment, talks with Alex Wagner about where experts[…]

Climate Change In this episode of “ClimateWatch,” CBS News senior environmental correspondent Ben Tracy shows us how the increasing impacts[…]

Climate Change A group of climate change activists shut down a bridge in Boston as they called for an end[…]

Climate Change Plants may be useful tools for sequestering carbon, but if we don’t get started on the process immediately,[…]

Climate Change Horn of Africa Faces Humanitarian Catastrophe Credit WION

Climate Change Habitat loss, illegal wildlife trade, human-wildlife conflict, deforestation and now adding to the list is climate change. Animals[…]

Climate Change Floods caused by heavy rains have submerged at least a third of Pakistan. The government says man-made climate[…]

Climate Change The science all points to one thing: we’re heading for a climate catastrophe that can still be averted.[…]

Climate Change A new warning from the federal government to the drought-stricken Southwest. The Colorado River — a major water[…]

Latest IPCC Report Oisin Coughlin from Friends of the Earth joins Kieran Cuddihy in studio on The Hard Shoulder to[…]

Recycling Hello and welcome to our Interesting Engineering Originals. Today we are going to see the recycling process of plastic[…]

Recycling Recycled plastic bottles have been found to be passing more harmful chemicals into contents than the newly manufactured ones,[…]

Recycling An update on the responsible recycling project for the Deep Panuke MOPU in Nova Scotia, Canada Credit SBM Offshore

Climate Change Mangroves grow much faster than terrestrial forests and can sequester 10 times as much carbon. Credit Fortune Magazine