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It will take more than deep cuts in US government research spending and half a billion euros to convince some of the world’s brightest minds to settle on the other side of the Atlantic, experts say.
New research breaks down economic losses from global warming and attributes them to individual companies. It could bolster lawsuits against big emitters.
Delegates to a key UN-backed climate meeting this week will be forced to consider what their future work might look like without US government participation.
The Los Angeles wildfires mark the second disaster in the past year to hit a major center of climate research, putting scientists inside the dangers they study.
As regulators take a harder look at companies’ impact on the biosphere, NatureMetrics offers them tools to understand the land and waters where they operate.
