Rate of loss rose from 0.8 trillion tonnes per year in the 1990s to 1.3 trillion tonnes per year by 2017.
Rate of loss rose from 0.8 trillion tonnes per year in the 1990s to 1.3 trillion tonnes per year by 2017.
Environmental groups hailed the expected moratorium as the kind of bold, urgent action needed to slow climate change.
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After a Trump presidency that belittled science, Joe Biden brings a new sense of urgency to tackling the climate crisis.
Aramco excludes emissions from its refineries and petrochemical plants in its carbon disclosures, Bloomberg Green found.
Joe Biden reverses Trump’s decision to withdraw the US – a major emitter of greenhouse gas – from the climate deal.
Hours after he was sworn in, Joe Biden took steps to undo some of President Trump’s environmental policies.
Leaseholders would still need to seek permits from the Biden administration before any wells could be drilled.
The Canadian province that invested in the crude pipeline is looking to sell it to recoup some of its $1.1 billion.
The project, which was rejected by Obama administration for contravening climate change goals, was approved by Trump.
How climate change, ocean warming and fish farms are affecting the life cycle of this dangerously threatened species.
The past seven years have been the seven warmest years on record since 1880, scientists reported.