UN suspends talks around treaty to protect the high seas
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UN suspends talks around treaty to protect the high seas
In less than a decade, the climate crisis has evolved from a hotly-debated theory into an actual existential threat to life on earth - including to humans. Climate scientists say the oceans absorb around ninety percent of excess heat caused by greenhouse gas emissions. We're already seeing a higher frequency of severe weather events: droughts, floods, wildfires, and storms. But while humans are behind the problem, they can't seem to agree on a solution.
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