May 8, 2025 | CHANGEMAKR.ASIA

Post author:Climate Change News
Post published:May 8, 2025
Post category:NA-Carbon & Climate News Aggregator

Standing inside a purpose-built laboratory at the University of Salford is a red-brick terraced house. At first glance, it looks just like the thousands of homes that line the streets…

Post author:Climate Change News
Post published:May 8, 2025
Post category:NA-Carbon & Climate News Aggregator

Carbon registry Verra has launched a new rulebook for generating carbon credits from the early phase-out of coal power plants that are replaced with cleaner energy sources.Carbon credit projects using…

Post author:Climate Change News
Post published:May 8, 2025
Post category:NA-Carbon & Climate News Aggregator

Laurie van der Burg is global public finance campaign manager at Oil Change International. Mariana Paoli is global advocacy lead at Christian Aid. Rebecca Thissen is global advocacy lead at…

Post author:Greenbiz
Post published:May 8, 2025
Post category:NA-Carbon & Climate News Aggregator

“I’m excited for this moment,” Rev. Lennox Yearwood Jr., president and CEO of the Hip Hop Caucus, an advocacy group that works for racial, economic and climate justice, told us…

Post author:Mongabay
Post published:May 8, 2025
Post category:NA-Biodiversity News Aggregator

Climate change, land use change and biodiversity loss are combining to drive an increase in agricultural pests and expansion of their ranges with concerning implications for future global food security.…

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South Korea Wildfires: Climate Change Doubles Risk, Scientists Warn

Post author:Nanda Anggraini
Post published:May 8, 2025
Post category:Biodiversity & Wildlife Latest

As South Korea reels from its deadliest wildfire season on record, a new scientific study has drawn a stark conclusion: the catastrophic fires were made twice as likely because of human-driven climate change.