U.S. firefighters on climate frontline face 'broken' health systemAs climate change makes wildfires fiercer and more frequent, firefighting work has never been more dangerous. But many U.S. federal firefighters feel let down by the system meant to protect them |
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Privacy-focused startups see boon in big tech's troublesAdvert-free web browser Neeva and encrypted email provider Proton are among a growing number of privacy-oriented startups that stand to gain as regulators target tech giants |
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Climate change risks 'runaway' humanitarian crisis, aid system collapse, UN warnsÂAid agencies say the needs of those hit by droughts and floods are surging and could spiral out of control, calling for more money to help the vulnerable adapt to a warmer world |
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More net than zero: Do carbon-cutting promises add up for the climate?A surge in net-zero commitments relies too heavily on offsets - such as by planting trees - which suggests emissions may not fall far or fast enough, activists say |
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Can my employer make me get a COVID-19 vaccine?Some companies and governments are pushing their staff to get vaccinated. But lawyers say forcing employees to get a COVID jab could be risky |
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Countries, cities, carmakers commit to end fossil-fuel vehicles by 2040Global plans have been set up to phase out fossil-fuel vehicles by 2040, but key players including the United States and top car manufacturers have not all signed up |
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Is your electric car as eco-friendly as you thought?The auto industry's ability to cut emissions depends on finding better ways to decarbonise electricity grids and store renewable energy - challenges many European countries have not yet overcome |
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UN climate talks draft asks for higher emissions pledges by 2022Some of the most vulnerable countries to adverse climate effects are requesting tougher climate targets to align more closely with 2015 Paris Agreement |
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U.S. Justice Dept launches environmental probe into Alabama wastewater disposalUS Justice Department to investigate Alabama wastewater disposal practises which have reportedly exposed Black residents to raw sewage and caused adverse health effects |
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Facebook plans to remove thousands of sensitive ad-targeting optionsFacebook's plans to remove sensitive ad-targeting options marks a key shift for the company's approach to social and political advertising |
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