13 articles tagged with "climate"
In light of increasing demand from the US and China for rare earths, Brazilian lawmakers are pushing for a state-owned entity to spearhead mining efforts, aiming to bolster economic growth.
As the UK grapples with its reliance on natural gas, questions arise about the economic implications and the slow pace of transition to alternative energy sources.
A troubling increase in gray whale fatalities has been observed in San Francisco Bay, primarily attributed to vessel collisions along busy shipping routes.
In the wake of Hurricane Helene, farmers are facing significant challenges as they work to restore the topsoil that was devastated. Their commitment to the land remains strong.
The Trump administration's decision to transfer control of a billion-dollar carp barrier to Michigan follows accusations of Illinois being an 'unreliable partner' in managing invasive species.
The NAACP has initiated legal action against Elon Musk's xAI, claiming the company's datacenter is unlawfully releasing toxic pollutants into Black neighborhoods in the Memphis area.
Citi analysts have raised BP's profit forecast by 20% to $2.6 billion for the first quarter, despite the company experiencing flat oil and gas production.
With the new Homeland Security chief aiming to move past the previous administration's policies, the fate of FEMA remains uncertain as the hurricane season nears.
A significant paleontological find in Victoria has emerged from a skull fragment discovered among unsorted fossils that were collected over a century ago.
Ministers face criticism for failing to inform MSPs about the withdrawal of an investment firm from a crucial funding partnership aimed at raising £100m for nature restoration in Scotland.
With a high likelihood of a strong El Niño developing this summer, experts warn of potential extreme weather and record temperature highs.
Once a site for pollution, Lake Erie is now being equipped with sensor buoys, aiming to become the largest digitally connected freshwater body in the world.
The state of Texas is set to provide data centers with tax breaks exceeding $1 billion each year, marking a significant financial commitment and potentially the highest of its kind in the U.S.