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"More and more, we are seeing investors wanting to know that corporate lobbying and business models are aligned with Paris targets," said InfluenceMap executive director Dylan Tanner.

Spotty Report Card On Climate For Top Asset Managers

Spotty report card on climate for top asset managers

2020 Ties 2016 As Hottest Year On Record

The six years since 2015 are the six warmest ever registered, as are 20 of the last 21, evidence of a persistent and deepening trend

2020 ties 2016 as hottest year on record

Germany Rings In 2021 With CO2 Tax, Coal Phase-out

German energy giant RWE's coal-fired Niederaussem D power plant will on Friday become the first to close down as part of Germany's phaseout of coal by 2038

Germany rings in 2021 with CO2 tax, coal phase-out

12 New Species Found In The Deep Atlantic; Climate Change Threatens Their Existence

At least 12 new deep-sea species have been discovered by scientists of the Atlas Project, and they have noted that these species' existence is under threat due to climate change and harmful human activities.

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Damien Careme, centre, at climate change protest in Paris last year. While Grande-Synthe's mayor, he petitioned the Council of State over what he called the government's "climate inaction"

Top Court Gives France Three Months To Show Climate Efforts

Top court gives France three months to show climate efforts

The fortune of Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos has risen with the company's share value, but the company will be using its profits from the current quarter for coronavirus mitigation efforts

Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos Earmarks Grants Worth Nearly $800M To Tackle Climate Change

These funds will come from Jeff Bezos' personal $10 billion pledge towards environmental protection and climate change projects.

Dog Ticks Prefer Humans As Hosts When It's Hot, Raising Tick-Borne Disease Risks

Researchers conducted the study at two different temperatures and used two different types of brown dog ticks.

Eight export credit agencies awarded loans to French oil giant Total when it signed a $14.9-billion financing agreement for a liquefied natural gas (LNG) project in Mozambique

Public Money Guarantees 'Risky' Fossil Fuel Projects: Experts

Energy firms are undertaking financially risky natural gas extraction projects from the Arctic to Africa made feasible by government-backed loans and guarantees, jeopardizing efforts to curb global warming, experts say.

The Dalai Lama's visit to Mongolia may have resulted in China blocking its border.

Dalai Lama Says Climate Change Should Be A Global Priority, Not Politics

The Dalai Lama formally retired from politics in 2011 but still takes time to push environmentalism and unity, even with his old enemy China.

The analysis found that at least $170 billion of public money had been pledged to fossil fuel-intensive sectors since the start of the pandemic

G20 Backslides On Fossil Fuel Subsidies: Report

G20 backslides on fossil fuel subsidies: report

Petronas -- Malaysia's only Fortune 500 company -- has set a target that is in line with commitments by BP and Shell

Malaysia's Petronas Aims For 'Net Zero' Emissions By 2050

Malaysia's Petronas aims for 'net zero' emissions by 2050

NÂ°8Q789WNÂ°8Q79FQNÂ°8Q98ZYOnce an essential element of the London vibe, the capital's nightlife scene has been all but dormant since the beginning of the pandemic. While pubs have reopened under certain conditions, nightclubs and concert halls remain mos

Artificial Lighting Affects Sleep Patterns, Breeding Cycles Of Animals, Says Study

Researchers say the effect of artificial lights on animals is more serious than previously thought.

Since the 1990s, warming has been twice as fast in the Arctic, compared to the rest of the world

Arctic Sea Ice At Record Low October Levels: Danish Institute

Arctic sea ice at record low October levels: Danish institute

Arctic 'Sleeping Giants' Waking Up, Starting To Release Methane: Report

These "sleeping giants" are holding deposits of methane, a greenhouse gas far more potent than carbon dioxide.

Japan's Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga has set a 2050 deadline for the world's third-largest economy to become carbon neutral

Japan PM Suga Sets 2050 Deadline For Carbon Neutrality

Japan PM Suga sets 2050 deadline for carbon neutrality

Two thirds of the glaciers of the Hindu Kush-Himalayan region, known as the world's 'Third Pole', will disappear by 2100 if current global warming trends continue

Rain Can Move Mountains: Exciting Breakthrough Finds Raindrops Can Bend Hillslopes

A new study puts an end to a long-standing debate on whether rainfall has a significant role in the evolution of mountains.

Climate change has been proven to amplify droughts that dry out regions, creating ideal conditions for wildfires to spread out-of-control

Extreme Weather: What Scientists Are Now Saying About Climate Change

A monthly report from the NOAA found the extent of ice coverage over the Arctic in September was near a record low, while average global temperatures posted new highs.

If You Want The New iPhone 12, You’ll Have To Buy Headphones, Adapters Separately

Apple claims it excluded the accessories for environmental reasons.

Warmer seas caused by climate change have damaged the health of the Great Barrier Reef, the world's largest coral system

Great Barrier Reef Increasingly Compromised: 50% Of Corals On World's Largest Reef System Now Dead

A new study wants to bring more attention to the dying corals along the world renowed Great Barrier Reef.

Most of Microsofts' employees are reportedly still working from home because of the coronavirus pandemic

Climate Change: How Microsoft Is Helping Oil Giants BP, Shell Meet Decarbonization Targets

BP, Shell and Microsoft have all set specific target dates for carbon neutrality

If greenhouse gas emissions continue unabated, the Greenland ice sheet will shed some 36 trillion tonnes of mass from 2000 to 2100, enough to lift the global ocean waterline by 10 centimetres, according to a new study

Sea Level: Greenland Ice Loss Worst In 12,000 Years

Sea level: Greenland ice loss worst in 12,000 years

Greenland and Antarctica are shedding six times more ice than during the 1990s

Global Warming Impact: Rising Temperature Could Melt Antarctica 'Irreversibly', Warns New Study

The world should act now to keep Earth's temperature at an acceptable level to prevent irreversible damage to Antarctica's snow caps.

What Are Ghost Forests? They May Be A Contributing Factor To Climate Change

Human actions could be the key to countering the losses in ghost forests.

The Czech Republic's GDP could rise 25 percent by 2100 even under extreme global warming, according to a report from accounting giant Deloitte.

'Big Four' Accounting Firm Sees Upside To Climate Change

'Big Four' accounting firm sees upside to climate change

Charge As You Drive: Tel Aviv To Be First To Test Electric Roads To Power Public Transport

Tel Aviv-Yafo Municipality will test a new technology that will power electric vehicles via electric roads. Tests will be conducted on specially equipped buses.

Hundreds of elephants have been found dying (picture courtesy of National Park Rescue)

Climate Change Blamed In Mysterious Mass Elephant Deaths In Botswana

Scientists concluded that the controversial mass elephant deaths in Botswana were due to cyanobacteria, an organism that thrives in extreme temperatures

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