Banks across the globe, specifically from the United States, Europe, and China, have recently made significant investments in projects that are exacerbating the climate crisis. These investments, totaling over $150 billion, have been directed towards large-scale fossil fuel initiatives colloquially termed as “carbon bomb” projects. These projects have a destructive potential as they are capable […]

Today’s Climate Change Poster Collection focuses on Global mountain landscapes, which is currently under significant threat due to climate change, as highlighted in a recent study by Professor Jasper Knight from the University of the Witwatersrand. The research has brought forward several concerns that have immediate and long-term implications for both the environment and communities […]

Dominion Energy’s sizable offshore wind farm has taken a significant step forward, having received key approval from the Interior Department. The project, located off the coast of Virginia, is designed to generate 2.6 gigawatts (GW) of electricity, enough to power up to 660,000 homes. This makes it a key component in the drive towards cleaner, […]

Recent findings have shed light on the grave concern of Amazon deforestation and its significant contribution to global warming. This critical issue not only affects the local climate but also has far-reaching global implications. The research conducted in this regard has confirmed the negative impact of tropical deforestation on climate and local populations. The study […]

Today’s Climate Change Poster Collection focuses on the global freshwater biodiversity. The variety of life forms that inhabit our freshwater ecosystems, is currently under threat. This looming threat can be attributed to the adverse effects of climate change, such as shrinking glaciers and reduced river flow. These climate change-induced alterations to our planet’s freshwater systems […]

“The panelists extensively discussed the incentives and barriers for investors in implementing nature and climate finance sustainable infrastructure in emerging markets.” The Canadian Pavilion – Blue Zone recently hosted an enlightening panel discussion. The aim of this discussion was to highlight the intricate interconnection of the Paris Agreement, the Sustainable Development Goals (SDG) Agenda, and […]

American farmworkers are increasingly grappling with the threat of heat-related illnesses and deaths due to the rising temperatures brought about by climate change. This growing danger has led to a significant shift towards night-time harvesting among these workers. Across the United States, over 2 million farmworkers are highly susceptible to heat-related illnesses. Shockingly, heat-related deaths […]

Today’s Climate Change Poster Collection focuses on Climate resilience infrastructure, a critical concept in the discussion of climate change, referring to a system’s ability to endure and recover from natural hazards that are intensified by climate change. This resilience has three main aspects: preparation, adaptation, and recovery. Investing in climate-resilient construction can prove to be […]

In the recent edition of Climate & Capital, Peter McKillop shines a spotlight on two major setbacks in the global battle against climate change. The article explores the challenges facing carbon capture and sequestration (CCUS and CCS) technology in Canada and the unexpected scandal surrounding carbon credits in Zimbabwe. Both of these incidents call into […]

Maersk, a global leader in the shipping industry, is venturing into uncharted waters with its first ships powered by green methanol, a move designed to significantly reduce environmental impact. The Laura Maersk, a groundbreaking ship commissioned by the company, is equipped with a dual engine that can operate either on traditional oil or methanol. This […]