Changes in Earth’s climate are consistent with an increase in heat-trapping greenhouse gases due to human activities, including burning fossil fuels (coal, oil and natural gas) and land-use changes. This warming phenomenon has its source in human activities like burning fossil fuels (coal, oil and natural gas). Increased concentrations of these gases are also contributing […]
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The greenhouse gas carbon dioxide blankets Earth’s atmosphere, preventing heat energy from escaping. That extra heat raises temperatures, warming the planet and disrupting nature’s usual balance. This animation, by Carbon Brief, shows national responsibility for historical emissions. It ranks nations by their total cumulative CO2 emissions from fossil fuels and land use change since 1850, […]
Fossil fuel companies make billion-dollar profits from extracting and selling coal, oil and natural gas. They are also responsible for producing greenhouse gases, which cause climate change. Despite being aware of the risks, some fossil fuel companies are spreading misinformation and obstructing policies to move away from fossil fuels. They must be held accountable for […]
Green Hydrogen is hydrogen that is produced from low-carbon or renewable energy sources. It is renewable energy and can be produced at a cost comparable to fossil fuels. Green Hydrogen is a promising technology that has many applications. This article explores the advantages of green hydrogen and the impact it will have on the global […]