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The link between climate change and cultural heritage
What’s happening? Rising salt concentrations are destroying 2,600-year-old mud bricks in Babylon and other sites of cultural importance in Iraq. The ...
Anja Pries
May 20, 2022
With the US seemingly poised to reduce abortion access, companies are stepping forward
What’s happening? A draft of a US Supreme Court decision overturning the constitutional protection of abortion rights, as established by ...
Sara Trett
May 13, 2022
What does Russia’s war against Ukraine mean for science?
What’s happening? Climate scientists fear challenges to monitoring warming in the Arctic as a result of weakening links between Russia and ...
Anja Pries
May 6, 2022
Why national climate goals will continue to evolve
What’s happening? Sweden’s cross-parliamentary environmental committee has agreed to incorporate consumption-based emissions into the country’s domestic climate targets. The move ...
Katie Chan
April 29, 2022
Scientists say COP26’s climate pledges could limit warming to 2C – but is it too early to celebrate?
What’s happening? The world is now in a position to restrict global warming to 1.9C by the end of the ...
Anja Pries
April 22, 2022
The IPCC is clear – this decade is our last chance to prevent dangerous levels of climate change
What’s happening? The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) has released the third instalment of its Sixth Assessment Report, a ...
Anja Pries
April 8, 2022
Hackers put data policies between tech firms and law enforcement in the spotlight
What’s happening? Apple and Meta fell for fake emergency data request orders from hackers in mid-2021, handing over user information including ...
Fred Fullerton
April 8, 2022
Should the SEC serve as a climate regulator?
What’s happening? The US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has unveiled draft rules under which companies would be required to disclose ...
Fred Fullerton
March 25, 2022
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