Why the world should become ‘nature positive’ by 2030
The loss of species, ecosystems and natural processes is weakening the Earth system on which societies and economies depend.
Ocean Warming Drives ‘Deeply Concerning Loss of Marine Life,’ Study Shows
In terms of public policy, the study is highly relevant because it emphasizes that fisheries management systems must become more climate-adaptive.
The Roman Catholic hierarchy: a cabal of power that moves under the guise of benevolence
Through the Vatican’s constant presentation of the Church’s actions as “virtuous”, recognition of the Church as a tyrant has been thwarted.
‘Another Year, Another New Record’: UN Highlights Rising Greenhouse Gas Levels Ahead of COP31
"The big three are carbon dioxide, methane, and nitrous oxide. Since the 1960s, growth rates of CO2 have tripled," Barrett told journalists.
Why winter cold spells are getting milder
However, when the polar jet stream meanders, the barrier is disrupted, allowing cold air to move towards the equator.
There’s an 80 Percent Chance of Surpassing 1.5°C Warming Over Next 5 Years
We must urgently do more to cut greenhouse gas emissions, or we will pay an increasingly heavy price, experts warn.
Postponing the Self-Destruction of the Catholic Church
It is obvious that its definition of human rights also has been formulated to meet the Vatican's institutional needs.
‘Change is happening, it’s just painfully slow’
“Climate is our biggest war” says Ana Toni, chief executive of COP30. Hopes are high. Expectations are low.
Why America has to confront the Vatican
An American confrontation with the Vatican over its anti-family-planning efforts is prerequisite to removal of this obstruction to the common good.
Why global environmental negotiations keep failing – and what we can do about it
The stakes are high. Every delay means more emissions. The world cannot afford negotiations that stall while ecosystems collapse.
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