Environment
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Britain Outlines Energy Plans Amid Dimming Prospects for Climate Summit
LONDON — Two weeks before a global summit on climate change that some fear is already foundering, Prime Minister Boris…
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Beef Is a Problem. This Seattle Steakhouse Wants to Be Part of the Solution.
SEATTLE — One of the first things you’ll notice about Bateau, a critically acclaimed steakhouse in a city typically associated…
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What Is COP26? And Other Questions About the Big U.N. Climate Summit
A United Nations global warming conference beginning this month in Glasgow is considered a crucial moment for efforts to address…
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Climate Exhibitions Look Beyond Declarations of Calamity
This article is part of our latest Fine Arts & Exhibits special report, about how art institutions are helping audiences…
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What’s at stake at COP26? | DW | 18.10.2021
World leaders will meet in the UK in November for the COP26 climate summit in a last-ditch effort to keep…
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Mexico’s ‘huge step backwards’ on energy — and the environment | DW | 15.10.2021
Accompanied by an impressive graph, Mexican energy minister Rocio Nahle presented a new energy reform to the population earlier this…
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Uruguay leads green energy charge in Latin America | DW | 14.10.2021
Uruguay’s natural resources are limited, but the Latin American country has plenty of sun, water and wind. And in the…
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The Firms That Help Keep Oil Flowing
The energy industry is under increasing pressure from environmental groups, the courts and even its own shareholders to start shifting…
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With a Month Left, the Pacific Hurricane Season Reaches 16 Storms
Across much of the Atlantic Ocean, from Cuba to Texas and Florida to Newfoundland, hurricanes and tropical storms have flooded…
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China: Over 100 nations to adopt ‘Kunming Declaration’ to boost biodiversity | DW | 13.10.2021
As of Wednesday, more than 100 countries have signed on to the so-called Kunming Declaration to protect biodiversity . Speaking at…
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End of an era: Ireland says goodbye to peat to restore its biodiverse bogs | DW | 13.10.2021
The moss-covered ground yields with each step. It’s springy – almost like a trampoline. Evelyn Slevin, who works for the…
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France to invest in small nuclear reactors and green energy projects.
France will pour 30 billion euros, or $34.6 billion, over the next five years into nuclear reactors, semiconductor plants and…
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Degrees of danger: What will the world look like if we miss our climate targets? | DW | 12.10.2021
Time is running out. The scale of action we need to protect the climate is huge, it has to happen…
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Which Towns Are Worth Saving?
How the climate crisis is forcing Americans to ask a difficult question. Source
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COP15: Countries debate new biodiversity plan | DW | 11.10.2021
The world has reached “a moment of truth” when it comes to protecting its vital ecosystems, United Nations biodiversity chief…
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The case for passive rewilding: ‘If you love it, let it free’ | DW | 11.10.2021
Henrique Miguel Pereira likes to tell the story of a grandmother in the northern mountains of Portugal who had never…
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Tesla allows sneak peek of its Gigafactory in Germany | DW | 09.10.2021
It was showtime on Saturday on the site of Tesla’s first European Gigafactory. With roughly 9,000 tickets issued to local…
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Tesla allows sneak peak of its Gigafactory in Germany | DW | 09.10.2021
It was showtime on Saturday on the site of Tesla’s first European Gigafactory. With roughly 9,000 tickets issued to local…
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Denmark eyes Germany among top wind farm clients | DW | 09.10.2021
Denmark’s Climate Minister Dan Jorgensen told German current affairs magazine Der Spiegel on Saturday that he expects the demand for green…
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Paradise Was Lost. She’s Telling Its Stories.
Images of the wildfire that devastated Paradise, Calif., in 2018 are hard to forget. Known as the Camp Fire —…
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