O Aquecimento Global

Ester agrees to participate in a statistical study about Mafra families by answering a few questions. 

Learn Portuguese adverbs in context through this conversation at a book store. 

Artur and Nuno get a table at a restaurant in Portugal. 

IPCC report says it's unequivocal that human activity is responsible for global warming. 

Basking in global warming. 

Calentamiento global, un problema de todo el mundo 

Many scientists are wondering whether it’s now too late to stop global warming. 

Over the last century, the fossil fuel industry has exploded. Carbon emissions are at an all time high. Wildfires and hurricanes are on the rise. Our planet's temperature is heating up at an exponential rate. But is global warming a misunderstood phenomena — and is it too late to ... Show More

The melting of polar ice sheets, the collapse of the Amazon rainforest, the seizing up of ocean circulation - these are just some of the calamities we risk bringing about through our unabated carbon emissions. Each of these tipping points on its own could have dire consequences f ... Show More

It is hard not to feel anxious about climate change. After all, the world is already experiencing the effects of global warming - and scientists tell us much worse could still be on its way.For some, tackling climate change feels like a lost cause: a job so big and complex, that ... Show More

As the world tries to keep global temperatures from rising above 1.5 or even 2 degrees celsius, one of the biggest resources to slow global warming may be changing sides.  The Amazon rainforest has always been hailed for its ability to absorb the world’s carbon. Now, a new study ... Show More

Climate change has again been at the forefront of the news throughout 2023. SBS looks back on how the world has been dealing with the issue over the last 12 months. - สภาวะโลกร้อนนับเป็นข่าวสำคัญตลอดทั้งปี 2023 มองย้อนถึงการจัดการปัญหานี้ของมวลมนุษย์ใน 12 เดือนที่ผ่านมา 

The biggest obstacle to dealing with climate disruptions lies between your ears, says psychologist and economist Per Espen Stokes. He's spent years studying the defenses we use to avoid thinking about the demise of our planet -- and figuring out a new way of talking about global ... Show More