This year, on Earth Day and the weeks leading up to it, the Biden-Harris administration announced another bold step forward—a raft of new policies designed to tackle the global climate crisis.
The United States has committed not to conduct destructive direct-ascent anti-satellite missile tests, making it the first nation to make such a commitment.
April 22 marks the 52nd observance of Earth Day and the birth of the global environmental movement.
In mid-April, the United States and Palau cohosted the 7th Conference, titled Our Ocean, Our People, Our Prosperity.
Given the urgency of the climate crisis, it is now up to the world to deliver on those commitments to protect lives and livelihoods while creating millions of new jobs and delivering a healthier, cleaner planet.
llicit trafficking in wildlife, wildlife parts and products is big business, with conservative estimates placing the value of the illegal trade between $7 and $23 billion per year.
Every year, between 8 and 14 million metric tons of plastic are poured into the oceans. According to a recent UN Environmental Program report.
The first major agreement to be signed at the Climate Change Conference dealt with conservation of the world’s forests.
AQSh Mudofaa vaziri Lloyd Ostin yaqinda Qora dengiz mintaqasidagi uch mamlakat – Gruziya, Ukraina va Ruminiyaga tashrif buyurdi.
When it comes to mitigating the potentially catastrophic effects of global climate change, we stand at a cross-roads.
The United States and European Union have launched a global pledge to significantly reduce emissions of methane gas by the end of the decade.
If global temperature rise exceeds 1.5-degrees above pre-industrial levels, millions of people may be at risk of extreme heatwaves, drought, and flooding, noted John Kerry, U.S. Special Presidential Envoy for Climate, during a July 20 speech.
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