ExxonMobil’s lawsuit against California climate disclosure laws represents a strategic escalation in corporate resistance to environmental transparency requirements. The case could redefine how companies report emissions nationwide.
ExxonMobil’s lawsuit against California climate disclosure laws represents a major escalation in corporate resistance to environmental regulations. The case could set precedent for climate policy nationwide.
A comprehensive study of urban infrastructure resilience in China’s Pearl River Delta shows overall improvement from 2018-2023. Researchers found significant disparities between leading cities like Guangzhou and Shenzhen and lower-performing regions including Zhaoqing and Jiangmen.
As climate change intensifies and urbanization accelerates, cities worldwide are facing increasing threats from extreme rainfall and flooding events, according to recent research published in Scientific Reports. The study focused specifically on the Pearl River Delta region of China, analyzing how urban infrastructure systems are adapting to these growing challenges between 2018 and 2023.
Government Fast-Tracks Heathrow Expansion Amid Economic and Environmental Debate Transport Secretary Heidi Alexander has initiated an accelerated process for approving…
A major climate research funding initiative has selected 10 African-led projects addressing critical environmental vulnerabilities. The €4.29 million program brings together 126 researchers from 21 countries to tackle climate challenges through transdisciplinary approaches.
Ten transdisciplinary research projects led by African institutions have secured substantial international funding totaling €4.29 million (approximately R86.7 million) through a collaborative initiative between South Africa’s National Research Foundation and the Belmont Forum, according to recent announcements.
