Freshwater and climate change

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Climate change affects both the quantity and quality of the limited freshwater on Earth and threatens the availabliity of freshwater for humans and ecosystems alike.

If cities require new buildings to use 100% electric heat, will that raise or lower their greenhouse gas emissions?

What is the ideal level of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere for human life?

With low-carbon technologies improving so fast, does it sometimes make sense to wait to invest in new infrastructure?

Is there a danger that pumping liquid carbon dioxide underground could have the same negative impacts as fracking?

Which is more likely: electric airplanes or hydrogen-powered airplanes?

What is “sustainability”? Is it the same thing as taking action on climate change?

Is there a place in the atmosphere where carbon dioxide is concentrated, and if so, can we remove it?

Why have I heard that eating meat is bad for the climate?

How are countries held accountable under the Paris Agreement?

Why aren’t we looking at more hydropower?

Freshwater and climate change

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