Read article: Carbon emissions set to hit record high
Carbon emissions set to hit record high
CO2 output rose strongly in 2018, the second year of increase in a row, finds 2018 Global Carbon Budget
Read article: Carbon emissions set to hit record high
Read article: Egypt looks likely to fail on wheat self-sufficiency
Egypt looks likely to fail on wheat self-sufficiency
Demand will outstrip supply despite proposed near-doubling of irrigation
Read article: Nobel Prize for Economics shared by William Nordhaus
Nobel Prize for Economics shared by William Nordhaus
Yale University inventor of integrated assessment model for climate and economy wins honour
Read article: Traffic flow – physics models steered by free will
Traffic flow – physics models steered by free will
Brian Wolshon on the challenges of traffic management during evacuations
Read article: South America’s cities are not expanding most
South America’s cities are not expanding most
Human infrastructure growing fastest in towns of less than 50,000 and remote rural areas
Read article: US customers prepared to pay 40% more for cleaner electricity
US customers prepared to pay 40% more for cleaner electricity
Survey indicates most support for price rises when bill includes information on both carbon dioxide and sulphur dioxide emissions
Read article: Investing in the climate
Investing in the climate
“Sustainable investing” is a valuable way for climate scientists to have an influence on financial markets, claim Quintin Rayer and Richard Millar
Read article: What’s the best way to encourage electric vehicle adoption?
What’s the best way to encourage electric vehicle adoption?
Exemption from rules on high-occupancy lanes appears most cost-effective
Read article: Climate strategy needs tailoring to poorest
Climate strategy needs tailoring to poorest
Climate change presents a dilemma. Inaction means ultimate catastrophe. But before then an ill-considered climate strategy could harm the poorest even more
Read article: Hotter temperatures reduce food and traffic regulation
Hotter temperatures reduce food and traffic regulation
Police officers and food safety inspectors in US less active under environmental stress
