The Green Forum

El Niño, a global weather phenomenon, looks set to return this summer.

Germany turns its back on nuclear for good despite Europe's energy crisis

This building site in Oslo is using only electric machines.

Climate change: Fossil fuel emissions from electricity set to fall - report

Perovskites Can Reduce Carbon Emissions From Blast Furnaces

Are Europe’s green summer forests a thing of the past?

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Around the world, more than 2,400 coal-fired plants are still up and running.

Getting to 100% renewables requires cheap energy storage. But how cheap?

Germany plans to cut energy use by 26.5 per cent by 2030

Australia is one of the largest per-capita polluters in the world.

CNN; The oceans just reached their hottest temperature on record

Climate activists dye Spanish Steps fountain water black

Installing air filters in classrooms has surprisingly large educational benefits

Safe drinking water is not a privilege, it is a basic human right” ????

Invasive species have completely altered Lake Constance’s ecosystem,

France, Spain, Italy: A deep dive into Europe’s coming water shortages

Thailand will feature the world’s largest solar rooftop

If done with integrity, carbon offsetting could be vital in the fight against climate change

The Ocean Calls podcast: Should we worry about sharks?

Renewable Energy Sees Record Increase in 2022, Agency Says

Should fossil fuel companies face homicide charges for their contributions to climate change?

Every day, around 8 million pieces of plastic spew into the world’s oceans

Positive environmental stories: A 2023 roundup

Plastic Waste

UN warns against 'vampiric' global water use

One day late, one Dollar short.

The latest IPCC climate report delivers a stark warning

About time too!

Badger tunnels halt traffic on Dutch railways

"Humanity is on thin ice - and that ice is melting fast."

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Eight dolphins die after 'mass stranding' on New Jersey beach

Bullfighting could soon be outlawed in Colombia

Beaver safaris coming to London in rewilding push

Extrapolations' looks at where we're headed if we change course -- or don't -- on climate change.

Carbon offsets don't work. It's time for the EU to change its approach

Sharks are fished all over the world, and although their fins are usually destined for Asian countries,

The move is to better explain the consequences of climate change on the weather

Activists protest spending EU 'green' funds on Spain ski resort