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- What the 'world's loneliest tree' tells us about humanity's impact on the Earth Wed, 21 Feb 18, 11:58pmThe 'world's loneliest tree' lives on on Campbell Island, New Zealand - 170 miles away from its nearest neighbor. New Zealand governor Lord Ranfurly planted the Sitka spruce on the island sometime in the early 20th century,...
- What the 'world's loneliest tree' tells us about humanity's impact on Earth Wed, 21 Feb 18, 11:58pmOver 170 miles away from a single other tree, the 'world's loneliest tree' rests on Campbell Island. New Zealand governor Lord Ranfurly planted the Sitka spruce on the island around 400 miles south of the country sometime...
- China's coal use peaks in a 'real turning point' for the fight against climate change Wed, 27 Jul 16, 8:03pmA new study reveals that China's coal use peaked in 2014, marking a "real turning point" in the fight against climate change. Economists at China's Tsinghua University and the London School of Economics said this peak is...
- New Visual Shows How Screwed We Really Are When it Comes to Climate Change Thu, 21 Nov 13, 4:33amThe IPCC Report from earlier this year was packed with scary climate change statistics, but until now, it’s been a little difficult to fully visualize what they mean...