[ad_1] (Bloomberg) — Human-made climate change will continue warming the planet, with new temperature highs forecast to be recorded over the next five years, according to a report by the World Meteorological Organization. The world’s average temperatures will be between 1.2C and 1.9C higher than the average in pre-industrial times, the report said. The warming…
[ad_1] (Bloomberg) — Over the last decade, scientists have rapidly developed the field of climate attribution research, teasing out the role played by global warming in individual natural disasters. Meanwhile, their ways of tracking a single emitter’s influence on temperature or sea-level rise have grown more sophisticated, as research into climate economics has advanced. The result…
[ad_1] Scientists predict that Kolkata and eight other cities will be flooded by 2100 as global warming is expected to increase sea levels and lead to more intense rainfall. Scientists believe that several world’s cities will be flooded and submerged in water in the coming 75 years as greenhouse gas emissions continue to rise, Mail…
[ad_1] (Bloomberg Opinion) — A barrel of oil fetches about $80 on the global market. Consider the power of that price: It has driven extensive human endeavor, trillions of dollars in investment, technological breakthroughs, the creation of some of the world’s largest companies — all to extract fossil fuels from wherever in the world they…
