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3 wildfire lessons for forest towns as Dixie Fire destroys historic…
A wildfire burning in hot, dry mountain forest swept through the Gold Rush town of Greenville,…
How urban gardens can boost biodiversity and make cities more…
In building cities, we have created some of the harshest habitats on Earth — and then chosen to…
Africa’s drylands are getting more support. How to make the most of…
The United Nations (UN) recently launched the Decade on Ecosystem Restoration to prevent, halt and…
Evidence
Causes
Tipping Points
Arctic Ice Status
The Unexpectedly Exciting World of Refrigerants
Guest blog written by Tilden Chao. Tilden is an undergraduate at Yale University who worked on…
Map tracks 30 years of extreme snowmelt across US
A new map of extreme snowmelt events over the last 30 years clarifies the processes that drive…
Earth’s frozen areas are shrinking 33K square miles a year
The Earth’s cryosphere is shrinking by 33,000 square miles (87,000 square kilometers) per year.
Impact
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Model predicts 10-year burst of wildfire, then gradual decline
A look at the long-term future of wildfires predicts an initial roughly decade-long burst of…
Once common weasels are doing a vanishing act
Three species of weasels, once common in North America, are likely in decline, including a species…
Flood risk will rise as climate heat intensifies
A warmer world will be a wetter one. Ever more people will face a higher flood risk as rivers rise…
Politics
Activism
234 scientists read 14,000+ research papers to write the upcoming…
This week, hundreds of scientists from around the world are finalizing a report that assesses the…
Climate explained: how the IPCC reaches scientific consensus on…
When we say there’s a scientific consensus that human-produced greenhouse gases are causing climate…
Court Takes Industry Bait, Caves to Fossil Fuels
In a disappointing decision, Judge Terry Doughty of the U.S. District Court for the Western…
Solutions
Environmental
Technology
Four Green Hydrogen Opportunities for the Midwest
To avert a climate crisis, the Midwest, like the rest of the country, will need to fully…
Major Barrier to Demand Response Needs to End
If federal regulators do the right thing, electricity customers across the Midwest may soon be able…
Plant These Trees To Improve City Life
A new study establishes live oaks and American sycamores as champions among 17 “super trees” that…
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3 wildfire lessons for forest towns as Dixie Fire destroys historic…
A wildfire burning in hot, dry mountain forest swept through the Gold Rush town of Greenville,…
How urban gardens can boost biodiversity and make cities more…
In building cities, we have created some of the harshest habitats on Earth — and then chosen to…
Africa’s drylands are getting more support. How to make the most of…
The United Nations (UN) recently launched the Decade on Ecosystem Restoration to prevent, halt and…
Evidence
Causes
Tipping Points
Arctic Ice Status
The Unexpectedly Exciting World of Refrigerants
Guest blog written by Tilden Chao. Tilden is an undergraduate at Yale University who worked on…
Map tracks 30 years of extreme snowmelt across US
A new map of extreme snowmelt events over the last 30 years clarifies the processes that drive…
Earth’s frozen areas are shrinking 33K square miles a year
The Earth’s cryosphere is shrinking by 33,000 square miles (87,000 square kilometers) per year.
Impact
Weather
Economy
Health
Model predicts 10-year burst of wildfire, then gradual decline
A look at the long-term future of wildfires predicts an initial roughly decade-long burst of…
Once common weasels are doing a vanishing act
Three species of weasels, once common in North America, are likely in decline, including a species…
Flood risk will rise as climate heat intensifies
A warmer world will be a wetter one. Ever more people will face a higher flood risk as rivers rise…
Politics
Activism
234 scientists read 14,000+ research papers to write the upcoming…
This week, hundreds of scientists from around the world are finalizing a report that assesses the…
Climate explained: how the IPCC reaches scientific consensus on…
When we say there’s a scientific consensus that human-produced greenhouse gases are causing climate…
Court Takes Industry Bait, Caves to Fossil Fuels
In a disappointing decision, Judge Terry Doughty of the U.S. District Court for the Western…
Solutions
Environmental
Technology
Four Green Hydrogen Opportunities for the Midwest
To avert a climate crisis, the Midwest, like the rest of the country, will need to fully…
Major Barrier to Demand Response Needs to End
If federal regulators do the right thing, electricity customers across the Midwest may soon be able…
Plant These Trees To Improve City Life
A new study establishes live oaks and American sycamores as champions among 17 “super trees” that…
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Four Green Hydrogen Opportunities for the Midwest
Major Barrier to Demand Response Needs to End
Plant These Trees To Improve City Life
Why We Must Understand Seabed Geology To Harness The Winds
3 wildfire lessons for forest towns as Dixie Fire destroys historic Greenville, California
The Unexpectedly Exciting World of Refrigerants
China Can Meet Energy and Climate Goals Capping Coal Power
Map tracks 30 years of extreme snowmelt across US
ADAPTATION
Can We Really Walk Away From Empire?
Carolyn Baker
How Senegal's Colonial History Made It More Vulnerable To Climate Change
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Nick Bernards
The effects of climate change often fall hardest on the poorest – and smallholder farmers in…
How Did Elephants Evolve Such A Large Brain? Climate Change Is Part Of The…
by
Julien Benoit and Paul Manger
Elephants have long captivated our attention, partly because of their sheer size and majesty. But…
Can Indigenous Knowledge Help Us Manage Wildfires?
by
Viki Cramern, Enisa
Combining traditional knowledge with modern science and technology could reduce loss of property…
From The Himalayas To The Arctic, Traditional Herders Are Sharing…
by
Gloria Dickie
Yak, reindeer and entire ways of life in the “Third Pole” and Scandinavia face new threats in a…
IMPACT
5 Things The UK Must Do To Prepare For The Next Heatwave
Candice Howarth
Global Warming Varies Greatly Depending Where You Live
by
Zeke Hausfather
As part of the Paris Agreement on climate change, the international community committed in 2015 to…
New Forests Mean Permanently Lower River Flows
by
Alex Kirby
Planting trees helps to combat the climate crisis by cutting greenhouse gases. But the price can be…
Food Supply Threats from Ongoing Catastrophic Flooding in US Midwest
by
Paul Beckwith
I chat about ongoing US Midwest misery from a deep, persistent jet stream trough. After a cold…
Dwindling Tropical Rainforests Mean Lost Medicines Yet To Be Discovered In…
by
Walter Suza
Growing up in Tanzania, I knew that fruit trees were useful. Climbing a mango tree to pick a fruit…
POLITICS
Beyond Coping: How to Find the Strength to Take on Climate Change
Stephanie Van Hook
Trump vs. California: In Blow to Climate, U.S. Revokes State’s Stricter…
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Democracy Now!
California is in a legal battle with the Trump administration over tailpipe emissions, air quality…
Top Climate Scientist: I Put Myself Through Hell As An IPCC Convening Lead…
by
Pete Smith
In my day job, I am a scientist at the University of Aberdeen in Scotland studying things such as…
What George Bush And The Neocons Can Teach Us About Fighting Climate Change
by
Ash Murphy
Be under no illusion, the world is losing the fight against climate change. The amount of CO₂ in…
This is Not A Drill: 700+ Arrested as Extinction Rebellion Fights Climate…
by
Democracy Now!
More than 700 people have been arrested in civil disobedience actions as the group Extinction…
MORE....
Climate Change: Briefings from Southern Africa
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SABC Digital News
Climate change affects us all, but it can be a confusing business.…
Taking Care Of Business: The Private Sector Is Waking Up To…
by
Megan C Evans
Extreme weather can disrupt operations and supply chains, spelling…
Understanding The Impacts Of Changing Arctic Storms
by
Daisy Dunne
The world’s largest polar research expedition is currently underway…
Climate change is making ocean waves more powerful,…
by
Thomas Mortlock, Senior Risk Scientist, Risk Frontiers, Adjunct Fellow, Macquarie University
Sea level rise isn’t the only way climate change will devastate the…
Which Countries Are Likely To Meet Their Paris Agreement…
by
Robert McLachlan
The 2015 Paris Agreement is much more than a one-off climate change…
How To Cut Your Fuel Bill, Clear The Air And Reduce…
by
Robin Smit and Clare Walter
The transport sector is Australia’s second-largest polluter, pumping…
Are Hungry Swarms Of Tiny Krill Behind Ocean Mixing?
by
National Science Foundation
Engineers are investigating the impact of krill swarms on ocean…
Ocean Warming Has Fisheries On The Move, Helping Some But…
by
InnerSelf Staff
Climate change has been steadily warming the ocean, which absorbs…
EVIDENCE
What Is Climate Sensitivity?
Robert Colman and Karl Braganza
New Research Shows How Much Methane Goes From The Ocean To The Atmosphere…
by
Lindsey Valich
New research uses data science to determine how much methane goes from the ocean and into the…
Climate link to glacier retreat now irrefutable
by
Tim Radford
By studying evidence of the retreat of glaciers around the globe over a period of a century,…
Scientists Alarmed as Lightning Near North Pole Seen as Latest Sign of…
by
Julia Conley
Meteorologists and climate scientists were startled Monday after the U.S. National Weather Service…
Why Rainforests Are Losing Their Power To Help Humanity
by
Wannes Hubau, et al
Tropical forests matter to each and every one of us. They suck colossal quantities of carbon out of…
WEATHER
What Is A Derecho? An Atmospheric Scientist Explains These Rare But Dangerous…
Russ Schumacher
A Hot And Dry Australian Summer Means Heatwaves And Fire Risk Ahead
by
Catherine Ganter and Andrew B. Watkins
Summer is likely to start off hot and dry, according to the Bureau of Meteorology’s summer outlook,…
The Economic Cost Of Devastating Hurricanes And Other Extreme Weather…
by
Gary W. Yohe
June marks the official start of hurricane season. If recent history is any guide, it will prove to…
Why Expect New Zealand's Temperature To Get Warmer
by
James Renwick, Victoria University of Wellington
It might be summer in New Zealand but we’re in for some wild weather this week with forecasts of…
Pacific climate wobble speeds Arctic ice melt
by
Tim Radford
Thanks to a natural sea temperature cycle, a Pacific climate wobble, the Arctic Ocean could be…
SOLUTIONS
Why Wonky Vegetables And Ugly Fruit Are Making A Comeback
Rhi Willmot, PhD Researcher in Behavioural and Positive Psychology, Bangor University
Curvy Solar Cells May Be One Step Closer To Reality
by
Peter Thorley
We could be a step closer to flexible solar cells that can go on curved surfaces thanks to a…
Scientists Are Breeding Super-nutritious Crops To Help Solve Global Hunger
by
Heather Ohly, and Nicola Lowe, University of Central Lancashire
An incredible 155m children around the world are chronically undernourished, despite dramatic…
Extinction Is A Natural Process, But It's Happening At 1,000 Times The…
by
Elizabeth Boakes and David Redding
When Sudan the white rhino was put down by his carers earlier this year, it confirmed the…
Rejection Of Subsidies For Coal And Nuclear Power Is A Win For Fact-based…
by
Hughes-Cromwick, University of Michigan
Energy Secretary Rick Perry has repeatedly expressed concern over the past year about the…
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