Increasing focus on climate change in Washington could create a demand for mortgage risk models that factor in the effects of global warming, according to …
Symposium on energy and climate change Saturday | News | telluridenews.com
Symposium on energy and climate change Saturday. Local nonprofit Open Minds tackling big-picture issues. By Amy M. Peters, Planet Contributor …
Newsom signs $15-billion package to fight climate change, wildfire, and drought – Los Angeles Times
“We feel a deep sense of responsibility here in the state of California because of the smash-mouth realities of climate change,” Newsom said.
Human-Caused Climate Change Is Worsening The Megadrought Gripping Colorado, NOAA …
Human-caused climate change is intensifying the 20-year drought that’s … Without “stringent” climate mitigation, the region will continue to warm, …
Climate change and declining crop yields | KTVO
Climate change and declining crop yields … of drought and heat could bring global crop yields down by 5% after 2050, specifically corn and soybean yields.
BART Official Warn of Climate Change Bringing Higher Tides, Threatening Some Stations in Future
SAN FRANCISCO (CBS SF) — BART officials on Wednesday said climate change and sea level rise will pose a growing threat to the transit system in the coming …
County of Santa Barbara Releases Climate Change Vulnerability Assessment – The Santa …
13 applicable climate change hazards identified in the county; A wide array of community assets evaluated, including economic drivers, ecosystems and natural …
Climate Change & Tropical Systems – rocketcitynow.com – WZDX
Climate Change & Tropical Systems. The last few years, a lot of conversation has been happening around the strength and number of hurricanes. Are the two …
Hungry and desperate: Climate change fuels a migration crisis in Guatemala – NBC News
Without deep cuts in global emissions, it’s likely that global warming will create climate migrants on just about every continent. The consequences will be …
Climate change may trigger migrations across the world. It’s already started in Guatemala.
As Guatemala lurches between intense droughts and devastating floods — two extremes made worse by climate change — some farmers like Mendez are being forced …