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January 25, 2022

Oil Firms Accused of Scare Tactics After Claiming Climate Lawsuits ‘a Threat to US’

Attorneys for BP, Exxon and Shell claim city of Baltimore’s case over ‘deception and failure to warn’ could kill offshore drilling.

The Guardian

January 24, 2022

Port in a Storm: the Trailblazing Town Welcoming Climate Refugees in Bangladesh

The river town of Mongla is leading the way in a project to resettle people in a region decimated by extreme weather.

The Guardian

January 24, 2022

Kerry Warns about Efforts to Blunt Climate Change: ‘We’re in Trouble’

U.S. climate envoy John Kerry warned Monday that the world is “in trouble” and off-track in its efforts to mitigate or reverse the impacts of climate change.

The Hill

January 24, 2022

Olympics China Warns of Air Pollution Risk During Beijing Winter Games

Chinese authorities will take action against polluters to ensure next month's Winter Olympics will be held in a "good environment", an environment ministry spokesman said on Monday, as particularly heavy smog shrouded the capital, Beijing.
Reuters

January 19, 2022

Scientists Target PR and Ad Firms They Accuse of Spreading Disinformation

More than 450 scientists on Wednesday called on the executives of major advertising and public relations firms to drop their fossil fuel clients and stop what the scientists said was their spread of disinformation around climate change.
Reuters

January 18, 2022

The U.S. Military Emits More Carbon Dioxide Into the Atmosphere Than Entire Countries Like Denmark or Portugal

But no one knows exactly how much, because the Pentagon’s reporting is spotty. A Humvee gets between four and eight miles per gallon; an F-35 requires 2.37 gallons per mile.

Inside Climate News

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