Changing climate has a big impact on the marine life in our local waters. Essential questions arise: What will happen to our clams, lobsters, …
Climate change is making armed conflict worse. Here’s how. – The New York Times
But, said Peter Gleick, president emeritus of the Pacific Institute, who has studied water conflicts for decades, “climate change is unambiguously …
SEC Scrutiny of Climate Change Disclosures on the Rise – National Law Review
the SEC has been digging in to company filings to scrutinize its registrants are addressing climate change. the past year has seen an increase in …
Steven Belcher: Climate change did claim lives in 2021 | Letters To Editor | laconiadailysun.com
This is in response to Jim Mayotte’s statement that there were zero deaths in 2021 from climate change. He must not remember the deep freeze that …
New Climate Change Assessment: “Previous Risk Assessments Were Too Optimistic” – SciTechDaily
In our interview, he discusses the risks of climate change and the possibilities of adapting to its consequences. Matthias Garschagen has a mammoth …
The Gasses That Will Make or Break Climate Change Mitigation – New Security Beat
Studies attribute up to a third of all global warming to a subset of greenhouse gasses that have a lifespan of fewer than twenty years in the …
Allergy season could last longer because of climate change – SFGATE
Allergy season could start earlier, last longer, and cost us millions due to climate change … In Northern California, cedar trees release large …
When will we lead on Climate Change? – Palm Beach Post
While all of us feel the squeeze on our electric bills and at the pump as fossil fuel costs rise, Florida lawmakers passed a $112 billion budget, …
Climate change mitigation is vital–but it’s not part of the Fed’s mandate | Fortune
Environmental concerns have been overshadowed by rising inflation, energy costs, and a challenging global context.
Oberlin professor Allegra Hyde explores climate change in new novel ‘Eleutheria’ – cleveland.com
“I think in fiction, there’s the possibility of tackling big topics like colonialism, climate change and systemic oppression, but also telling a …