Climate change is not just causing more floods and fires, but also changing the risk and effects of earthquakes, according to a new report.
Scientists warn climate change could trigger catastrophic tsunamis | National – JMU Breeze
Climate change could trigger huge underwater landslides in Antarctica that generate devastating tsunamis large enough to threaten a catastrophic …
New York City’s skyscrapers are sinking the city — and climate change can make things worse
New York City’s buildings are sinking the city, while climate change is making sea levels rise and increasing the risk of coastal flooding.
Climate change destroys habitats. Relocation of the animals is tricky. – The Washington Post
Because of climate change, the remaining populations of the Karner blue could face the same fate — unless state and federal wildlife officials …
Selling War Amid Climate Change – Inkstick Media
Selling War Amid Climate Change. European and North American military sectors are working hard to sell the idea that war can be green.
Study: Fossil fuel firms owe $209bn a year for climate damage
… and a survey of 738 climate economists, the new study estimates climate change will cause $99 trillion global economic damages between 2025 …
Study finds climate change is drying out lakes faster than previously thought | The Hill
Large lakes receded because of climate change at triple the rate … The waters analyzed in the study comprise about 95 percent of global lake …
Climate change and El Niño: ‘Likely’ breach of key global warming threshold by 2027
The imminent arrival of an El Niño weather event will cause global temperatures to breach the critical 1.5° Celsius threshold by 2027, …
The first Formula 1 race cancelled by climate change is unlikely to be the last – RaceFans
The concept of climate change means alterations in medium to long-term weather patterns, not one-off weather events. And science is about recording …
The climate change-health nexus – POLITICO
“When you’re doing climate change research, you don’t want to reinvent the wheel over and over again,” said Francesca Dominici, an initiative co- …