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Latour’s work on how humanity perceives the climate emergency won praise around the world The French thinker Bruno Latour, known for his influential research on the philosophy of science has died aged 75. Latour was considered one of France’s most influential and iconoclastic living philosophers, whose work on how humanity perceives the climate emergency won

Publication date: January 2023 Source: Ecological Economics, Volume 203 Author(s): Todd Guilfoos, Jason Walsh

With 22 days hitting 110F or higher, suspected heat deaths in the Arizona capital topped 450 Extreme heat contributed to as many as 450 deaths in the Phoenix area this summer, in what could be the deadliest year on record for the desert city in Arizona. The medical examiner for Maricopa county, which includes Phoenix,

Voyage to the Edge of Imagination at the Science Museum uses AI and interactive exhibits to create an immersive experience Science fiction often taps into preoccupations of the day, from the existential threat of nuclear war to the rise of advanced AI. But when it comes to climate change, humanity is on such a clear

States have plans to ban gas-powered cars and the White House wants chargers along highways, but implementation is a challenge Speaking in front of a line of the latest electric vehicles (EVs) at this month’s North American International Auto Show, President Joe Biden declared: “The great American road trip is going to be fully electrified.”

Unusual diplomatic intervention prompted by fears over Liz Truss’s commitment to net zero The Egyptian government, host of the next UN climate summit, has warned the UK against “backtracking from the global climate agenda”, in a significant intervention prompted by fears over Liz Truss’s commitment to net zero. The warning before the Cop27 conference, which