CSIS spells out several concerns presented by global warming, ranging from looming dangers to Arctic, coastal and border security to serious pressures …
Climate change threatens Canadian security, prosperity, warns stark spy agency brief – CBC
A report from Canada’s spy agency CSIS says climate change is increasingly driving new threats to national security and prosperity.
Your Local Solar Panel Plant May Be Holding Back Net Zero – Bloomberg.com
U.S. Can Build and Fight Climate Change at Same Time: Ellen R. Wald. Want more Bloomberg Opinion? {OPIN <GO>} Or you can subscribe to our daily …
Climate change threatens Canadian security, prosperity, warns stark spy agency brief
Canada’s spy service warns that climate change poses a profound, ongoing threat to national security and prosperity, including the possible loss …
6 scholars explain what a real climate solution is | WAMU
Scientists say there’s a lot we can still do to slow the speed of climate change. But when it comes to “climate solutions”, some are real, …
Revealed: cabinet ministers warned of legal action over UK’s failure to tackle climate crisis
… because of their catastrophic failure to develop policies for tackling climate change, according to secret documents obtained by the Observer.
Cooking the Books podcast: How insurance will be changed by climate change – NZ Herald
Each week BusinessDesk and the NZ Herald’s Cooking the Books podcast tackles a different money problem. Today, it’s how to figure out your …
A Way to Predict Coastal Flooding Was Hiding in Plain Sight – The Atlantic
Lichens can help answer an impossibly tough climate question. … between how coastal communities and lichens handle environmental change.
Seymour denies ACT contributed to climate change denial – 1News
In 2008, Hide argued in Parliament that “the entire climate change and global warming hypothesis is a hoax.” Seymour responded: “I disagree with that …
Climate change is raising flight turbulence risks. Here’s what to know. – The Washington Post
Is global warming causing more turbulence? Yes, according to Paul Williams, a professor of atmospheric science at the University of Reading in the …