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Paul Abela, MSc in The New Climate.

Nov 14

Why do Countries Drive on Different Sides of the Road?

And what does the process of social change…

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Silvia PM, PhD in The New Climate.

Nov 12

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Our Own Backyard Lesson in Rainforest Conservation

How a backyard…

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Matt Traverso in The New Climate.

Nov 13

Do Smart Sprinklers Really Conserve Water?

After buying yet another smart devise, I‘m showing my…

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Nima Raychaudhuri in The New Climate.

Nov 12

Impact of Cities on Urban Wildlife

The Real Story of How Urban Wildlife is Changing Due to Rapid…

Felix Keuya in The New Climate.

Nov 11

Are Renewables Headlines Telling the Full Story?

Renewable Energy claims largely refer to electricity…

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Felix Keuya in The New Climate.

Nov 6

What Does ‘The Energy Transition’ Mean For The Global South?

When Europe and North America push for…

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Silvia PM, PhD in The New Climate.

Nov 5

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Can We Have Our Reef and Eat It Too?

How Protected Ocean Zones are…

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Silvia PM, PhD in The New Climate.

Oct 30

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How Melting Ice Once Froze Europe — and What It Means for Us

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Silvia PM, PhD in The New Climate.

Oct 22

A deep-sea diver is seen floating alone in the vast, blue ocean, with sunlight streaming faintly from the surface above. The diver is surrounded by the serene, darkening depths as they descend into the water, creating a sense of calm and mystery as they explore the underwater world. Bubbles from the diver’s equipment rise gently toward the surface

The Unseen Forces Driving Deep-Sea Climate Change

Exploring the latest science of how swirling ocean…

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Ronan Cray in The New Climate.

Oct 18

We Are Killing The Earth With Kindness

Climate progress is stalling because we campaign for (or…

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