Like an Oven": French Homes Struggle with Heat as Climate Inequality Grows
Paris has long been considered the European capital most at risk from heatwave-related deaths, with many buildings not designed to cope with soaring temperature
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London Climate Week Hit by Extreme Heat
London's Climate Week has been disrupted by the very issue it's trying to address: extreme heat. A talk about the dangers of heatwaves was cancelled due to the
Tech Leaders Sound Alarm on Human Cost of Internet Experiment
Fifteen tech and business executives met in Cannes, France, on June 23 to discuss a healthier digital world for younger generations. The gathering, part of the
UN Chief Calls on AI Firms to Reveal Environmental Footprint
Europe is sweltering under a severe heatwave, with temperatures soaring to record highs. The UN's Antonio Guterres has sounded the alarm. On June 23, he urged f
Fossil Fuel Giants Eye Europe's Energy Crisis
Europe is struggling with soaring energy prices, prompting debates on strengthening its energy system. The EU's methane regulation has become a target of critic
Amazon Investigates Engineers Over AI Data Center Concerns
Amazon is probing three engineers who spoke at Seattle City Council meetings about a one-year moratorium on AI data center expansion. The employees testified al
Microplastics Pollution in River Thames Under Investigation
Scientists are studying the River Thames to assess microplastics levels and their impact on the environment. Researchers collected water samples from the river.
Oil Nations on Edge as Climate Coalition Gains Momentum
Major economies are avoiding firm deadlines to phase out fossil fuels despite the ongoing energy crisis. This has sparked fears among oil-producing nations that
Biotech IPO Window Opens, But Big Pharma M&A Dominates
Top bankers at JPMorgan say biotech investors are now more cautious after the pandemic-era boom. Many biotech companies are struggling to secure funding. The in
Geothermal Energy: A Growing Opportunity for US Homes
The US is witnessing significant advancements in geothermal systems, backed by sustained political support, creating a chance for this clean energy sector to ex
Climate Migrants in Zimbabwe Face Eviction Fears as Crackdown Intensifies
Zimbabwe's fertile Eastern Highlands have become home to many climate migrants who fled their drought-stricken areas. They settled in the region after drought l
Multilateralism Is Dead. Long Live Plurilateralism.
The global landscape is witnessing a shift in the way countries collaborate on pressing issues. A new era of plurilateralism is emerging, where coalitions of wi