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El Niño could become strongest on record. What it means for North Carolina – WRAL

The event is also developing amid unusually warm oceans globally, but scientists are still studying exactly how human-caused climate change may alter …

Opinion: What practising medicine in B.C. teaches us about climate | Vancouver Sun

Some reasons my patients’ health is changing are in the air they breathe, the temperatures they endure and the environments where they live.

Antarctic krill fishery shuts early for second year running – Oceanographic Magazine

… climate change strains food supplies. Members of the Commission for the Conservation of Antarctic Marine Living Resources (CCAMLR) agreed as far …

Climate change boosts invasive species in Mediterranean – YouTube

like climate change and human activity are helping such species to thrive, reshaping food chains and threatening fisheries. #News #Reuters …

No mention of climate change in new curriculum until Year 11 | RNZ

Intermediate school science teacher John Marsh told RNZ primary teachers would cover climate change because they could not avoid it when teaching …

Climate change is here. Cincinnati City Hall must act like it | Opinion

Whether you’re personally ready to accept it or not, global warming is real, and it’s making the extreme weather events we’ve experienced in …

Rhine River drops to record low levels, grounding ships – DW

Regional authorities say long-standing climate change … Tackling Africa’s climate change challenges El NinoCOP27: Everything you need to knowGlobal …

Climate Change Has Unleashed an Entirely Type of Heatwave: The ‘Snow Eater’ – Gizmodo

With snow-eater heatwaves now defined, researchers can investigate how they will change as the climate warms. World Weather Attribution, an …

Climate change ‘loading the dice’ for extreme weather, says climate scientist | CBC.ca

Katharine Hayhoe, global chief scientist with Nature Conservancy, says that while powerful storms and disastrous wildfires have always happened, …

Historic Indiana flooding could increase due to climate change – IndyStar

Climate change is causing Indy to see more annual precipitation leading to larger risk of flooding.

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