German transport ministers agreed on a €49 monthly price tag for local public transport throughout Germany with financing issues unresolved, operators warn that service may be disrupted as a result.
Two women protesting the UK government’s investments in fossil fuels vandalized Vincent van Gogh’s famous painting “Sunflowers” in London’s National Gallery Friday.
Rising inflation continues to strain American households, and stubbornly high prices have been especially evident for shoppers at the grocery store.
Cities that engage with citizens and put them at the centre of their climate policies report better outcomes for public health, social integration, the economy, and the environment.
Spain will become the second country to withdraw from the treaty after Italy pulled out in 2016.
The electric vehicle revolution has a problem: There aren’t enough EVs or chargers.
New Hampshire is even quirkier than you realize.
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A disastrous 69% decline in wildlife populations has been registered between 1970 and 2018, according to this year’s edition of the WWF’s Living Planet Report, published on Thursday (13 October).
Finance Minister Sigrid Kaag will co-chair the Coalition of Finance Ministers for Climate Action (CFMCA) from 1 April 2023, the Coalition announced on Wednesday (12 October).