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Antimicrobial resistance threat increasing due to climate change

New research suggests that the effects of climate change are rapidly increasing the threat of antimicrobial resistance.

Most countries struggling to meet climate pledges from 2009, research reveals

19 out of 34 countries surveyed failed to fully meet their 2020 climate pledges set 15 years ago, according to a new study. Find out more.

Food security in developed countries resilient to climate change

A University of Southampton study has found that despite extreme weather conditions, food security has remained robust in the US.

Cloud engineering effective for climate cooling, says University of Birmingham

A new University of Birmingham study has demonstrated the effectiveness of cloud engineering as a potential tool for climate cooling.

How will climate change impact food production?

Researchers from the University of California, San Diego School of Global Policy and Strategy have developed a new method for predicting the financial impacts climate change will have on food production.

European climate risks have reached critical levels, says EEA

A report from the European Environment Agency warns that various climate risks across Europe have reached critical levels.

The positive power of sovereign wealth funds for ESG investment

Dr Ana Nacvalovaite, researcher at the University of Oxford, details how sovereign wealth funds can power a sustainable planet.

How much do EVs lower a city’s carbon footprint?

Research has revealed the first evidence of the positive impacts of electric vehicles (EVS) on lowering carbon footprints.

California found to be highest emitter of harmful sulfuryl fluoride

A new study has found that California emits more sulfuryl fluoride, a harmful greenhouse gas, than the rest of the US combined.

International collaboration key to igniting worldwide climate action

Learn about Trent University’s world-class research on climate change and sustainability and its global impacts.

New US vehicle emission standards to cut 7 billion tonnes of CO2

The EPA has announced the final vehicle emission standards for the US, which will cut over seven billion tonnes of carbon emissions.

Sustainable fuel production scaleup hindered by high cost and limited feedstock

The EIC report has revealed that high cost and limited feedstock are key hurdles facing the scaling of global sustainable fuel production.

UK scientists develop new method to track global carbon emissions

UK researchers have developed an accurate new method for measuring global carbon emissions. Discover how this will help meet climate targets.

How to bridge the gap in climate finance

Alba Forns Albuixech and Kristina Lyubomirova Lazarova explore how to bridge the gap in climate finance for a green future.

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