Justice & Paix

La Chine fait sensation avec son maglev T-Flight, annonçant avoir établi un nouveau record mondial de vitesse lors d'un récent essai.

UK tops all league tables for highly polluting form of travel, with a flight taking off every six minutes last year

Sur les réseaux sociaux, les comptes qui proposent à leurs abonnés de suivre en ligne les trajets des jets privés des milliardaires sont de plus en plus populaires. Une façon de mettre la pression sur ces grands patrons ou stars de la pop, sommés de revoir à la baisse leur train de vie et le bilan carbone qui l'accompagne.

Strong measures by Europe could quickly deprive Russia of oil and gas income worth billions, experts say

Politician says droughts and climate-induced famine in the country are a result of the behaviours of rich nations

Researchers examined the economic cost of the climate crisis and found it would cut about 37% from global GDP this century, more than twice the drop experienced in the Great Depression. For every tonne of carbon dioxide emitted, the global economy would be $3,000 worse off by the end of the century, they estimated.

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Freshwater availability is changing worldwide. Here we quantify 34 trends in terrestrial water storage observed by the Gravity Recovery and Climate Experiment (GRACE) satellites during 2002–2016 and categorize their drivers as natural interannual variability, unsustainable groundwater consumption, climate change or combinations thereof. Several of these trends had been lacking thorough investigation and attribution, including massive changes in northwestern China and the Okavango Delta. Others are consistent with climate model predictions. This observation-based assessment of how the world’s water landscape is responding to human impacts and climate variations provides a blueprint for evaluating and predicting emerging threats to water and food security. Analysis of 2002–2016 GRACE satellite observations of terrestrial water storage reveals substantial changes in freshwater resources globally, which are driven by natural and anthropogenic climate variability and human activities.