For anyone who is not clear why it would be in the interests of the energy
industry to deny the accuracy of climate change science – or to delay any action to reduce the use of fossil fuels – this might be a clue. Collecting profits at the rate ofย $10 billion a quarter, Exxonย executives clearly believe they will be able to afford to make whatever adaptations are necessary to live comfortably – however much he climate mightย change.
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More farmed salmon will not necessarily bring better food security, say researchers.
Clare Carlile's reporting was recognized under the โNews Item of the Yearโ award for revealing how UK government staffing shortages would harm the environment during a historic drought.
Companyโs โfaith and philosophy partnershipsโ lead sought โmoral voicesโ for future AI models at the Alliance for Responsible Citizenship conference.
