New Zealand has the fifth largest proportion of birds at threat of extinction globally, in the grimmest release of The State of the World’s Birds …
Cholera Surging Globally as Climate Change Intensifies
Cholera is surging around the globe, the World Health Organization warns. Flareups of the deadly disease have been reported in 26 countries in the …
Stronger storms, longer seasons: How hurricanes will change in Georgia’s rising waters
As hurricane season peaks and after Hurricane Ian battered Florida, climate scientists are delving into what they know and are looking to discover how …
Democrats blaming climate change for Hurricane Ian at odds with science, experts say
Experts strongly pushed back against suggestions from Democrats, the media and commentators that Hurricane Ian was caused by human-caused global …
Research center in Chile’s Cape Horn serves as climate change ‘sentinel’ | Reuters
Located at the tip of South America, where the Pacific and Atlantic oceans meet, Cape Horn in Chile is the closest land mass to Antarctica and …
Hurricane Ian flooded some Florida hospitals — climate change puts even more at risk
Research shows that hundreds of hospitals are at risk of flooding during even lower intensity hurricanes. Floods can stunt a hospital’s ability to …
Climate change is making the world’s problems — like hurricanes — even worse – Yahoo
Climate change likely did not cause Hurricane Ian to form, and studies show that it also has not resulted in a greater number of global tropical …
When climate change hits home – Engineering Research News
Kauffman is the stormwater coordinator for the city of Goshen, so his commute was just the beginning of three very long days that saw the Elkhart …
Climate change makes storms like Ian more common – Alaska Public Media
As humans burn fossil fuels and release huge amounts of carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gasses, the amount of heat trapped on Earth rises steadily …
Hurricane Ian’s rapid intensification signals climate change’s impact – The Washington Post
How climate change is rapidly fueling super hurricanes. An unprecedented number of storms rated Category 4 or stronger have lashed the U.S. shoreline …