Impacts Photo by Diane Helentjaris on Unsplash Warning of how ocean warming could devastate the fish we eat Scientists found that at warmer temperatures, smaller, goby-like fish species became dominant and pushed back important food fish such as the anchovy.
Photo by Paul Einerhand on Unsplash Hot years caused by climate change could wipe out fish and jobs Hot years caused by climate change could wipe out thousands of tonnes of fish stocks, according to a study by the University of British Columbia.
Hunger deepens across Africa and the Middle East as climate shocks and conflicts disrupt food supplies
West Virginia steel town turns to battery production as old industry fades, but resists "green energy" label
US EPA announces intention to rescind landmark "endangerment finding" underpinning regulation of climate change
