The Climate & Environment Pavilion is one of the Sub-theme Pavilions highlighting the Expo theme, "The Living Ocean and Coast."   - The Climate & Environment Pavilion - Theme: The Ocean, the Mediator of Climate and Environment Facility Size Total floor area: 1,437 ㎡ (single story building) Exhibition space: 997 ㎡ Auxiliary facility space: 107…

Discussing these books with children may encourage them to express their fears and hopes for a cleaner future for all living things.

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The warmer it gets, the more we use air conditioning. The more we use air conditioning, the warmer it gets. Is there any way out of this trap?

With many of us still learning about sustainability, climate change and global warming, these frequently asked questions are answered to clarify the issues.

By Daria Mokhnacheva, Thematic Specialist at the Migration, Environment and Climate Change Division, International Organization for Migration (IOM), with contributions by Dina Ionesco, Head of the Migration, Environment and Climate Change Division (IOM) and François Gemenne, Executive Director of the Politics of the Earth Programme at Sciences Po, and Senior Research Associate at the University of Liège – Hugo Observatory   Environmental migration is a fact. Most …

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A selection of environment quotes with pictures to inspire our thoughts and actions to conserve our precious natural environment

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“We need to change the way we talk about climate change” This statement by Dr. M. Sanjayan of UCLA opens up this new Vox video that argues that the biggest barrier to combatting&nb…

If the sand consumption continues at the same pace, we will no longer have any beaches around the world by the year 2100. See the detailed overview of global sand usage and the environmental harm it can cause in this infographic.

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Horny For The Environment - Funny Climate Change. Poster for people that like hiking and wildlife

Thousands of people are expected to attend this weekend's People's Climate Movement march. It's a good moment to reflect on the facts—what we know about climate change today, and what impacts we can expect in the future.

On Friday, the UNEP Emissions Gap Report joined a series of studies released over the past few weeks assessing how much countries’ recent climate change announcements, or intended nationally determined contributions (INDCs), contribute to combating warming. Collectively, the studies make it clear that the INDCs make a substantial contribution to bending the global emissions trajectory below our current path.

On Sunday, just two days before the UN Climate Summit to address the very real problems being created by climate change, roughly 400,000 people (four times the expected turnout) swarmed the streets of New York City to demand meaningful action from world leaders. And, as someone who was there, I can say it was pretty incredible. Leonardo DiCaprio, Jane Goodall, Mark Ruffalo, New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio, Al Gore, and UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon marched alongside a sea of protestors in Manhattan, who held up signs that said things like "Don't Be Frackin' Crazy" and "#DisruptDenial." Despite the serious nature of the issue at hand, the mood of the march was joyful and the crowd seemed to swell with a sense of history-in-the-making. With more than 2,600 related events in over 150 countries, it was by far the largest global call for climate action ever. May Boeve, executive director of march's primary organizer 350.org, said in a press release: "Today, civil society acted at a scale that outdid even our own wildest expectations. Tomorrow, we expect our political leaders to do the same." Check out a few of our favorite signs from the march:

The glaciers along a stretch of coast about 750 km (470 miles) long in the southern Antarctic peninsula

Thinking about climate change is not something that comes naturally to humans — or ‘consumers’ as we have called ourselves for decades. It is not only emotionally unpleasant but mentally extremely…

“If you begin a conversation with, ‘You’re an idiot,’ that’s the end of the conversation, too,” says the Texas Tech scientist, an evangelical Christian spreading a gospel on warming.