Indeed, their looting, self-enrichment and absurd self-glorification (taking titles such as “the Redeemer”, Emperor Bokassa, the last King of Scotland etc ... East and another nine million into the ...

"It's a shift from carbon accounting toward climate accountability." Compared to the global average, for example, the richest one percent contributed 26 times more to once-a-century heatwaves ...

The world's wealthiest 10 per cent of individuals are responsible for two-thirds of global warming since 1990, researchers said on Wednesday. Emissions from the wealthiest 10 per cent in China and ...

A class-action lawsuit accusing Burger King of misrepresenting the size of its Whopper sandwiches in advertisements and in-store menu boards is moving forward after a federal judge declined ...

Compared to the global average, for example, the richest one per cent contributed 26 times more to once-a-century heatwaves, and 17 times more to droughts in the Amazon, according to the findings ...

An international group of scientists has found, that since 1990 the 10% richest people on the planet have been responsible for 2/3 of the global warming. It is noted, that this is the first study ...

Warren Buffett lauded Tim Cook's leadership at Apple, acknowledging his significant contribution to Berkshire Hathaway's financial gains. Despite reducing Berkshire's Apple stake, Buffett ...

Before the latest study, a 2020 Oxfam report found the richest 1 per cent were responsible for more than twice the emissions of the poorest 50 per cent between 1990 and 2015. A follow-up report ...

Compared with the global average, for example, the richest 1 percent contributed 26 times more to once-a-century heatwaves and 17 times more to droughts in the Amazon, according to the study.

SEATTLE — Seattle police are on the lookout for a fugitive who escaped custody Sunday morning at the Seattle-Tacoma International Airport (SEA). According to a SEA spokesperson, Port of Seattle ...

"It's a shift from carbon accounting toward climate accountability." Compared to the global average, for example, the richest one percent contributed 26 times more to once-a-century heatwaves, and 17 ...