This article was originally published on WRI. Rapidly growing emerging markets and developing countries need new infrastructure: roads, power plants, water systems. There is an opportunity to develop this infrastructure in a sustainable and climate-compatible way — or not. The path we choose could make or break the chance at a decarbonized, sustainable and climate-resilient
Two of the largest mass extinction of species on Earth took place at the end of the Permian geologic period. Such was the magnitude that 86% of all the animal species were wiped out in the extinction that took place 252 million years ago. The event also marked the onset of a new era where
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A recent study looks at how various mammals respond to climate change. Bison and bears are examples of long-lived, low-reproduction animals that are more resilient than small, short-lived animals like lemmings and mice. As the average global temperature rise, extreme weather events like prolonged droughts and torrential downpours are becoming more frequent, which will only
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