Despite widespread acknowledgment of climate change, many people still reject the science due to ideological, psychological, or structural barriers.
Strong airplane turbulence more likely with summer heat, climate change – Star Tribune
Climate change increases risk of “clear-air turbulence,” when airplanes are hit with upward-moving air in jet streams.
Predicting the impact of climate change on forest composition, deer, and outdoor recreation …
Climate change is shifting forest composition globally (McDowell et al., 2020), including areas at the southern edge of the boreal biome (Boulanger …
Predicting the impact of climate change on forest composition, deer, and outdoor recreation …
Climate change will cause shifts in ecosystems and habitats by the end of the century, which will affect forested areas at the southern edge of …
The week the US president’s vendetta against renewables went global – The Guardian
Donald Trump’s enduring hostility to wind power is no longer a personal quirk, it’s now a policy direction with profound consequences for global …
To face climate change, political will is essential – Granma
To face climate change, political will is essential. During his speech at the Sixth World Conference of Speakers of Parliaments, the member of the …
The Republican campaign to stop the U.S. EPA from protecting the climate
… environment, using regulations as a primary tool. “We are driving a dagger straight into the heart of the climate change religion.” It’s an …
Empowering Egypt’s girls in climate change and sustainable development education – UCL
A UCL project has published policy-relevant research evidence from primary school girls and their teachers, to improve climate change and …
EPA just issued its most damaging climate change move ever.
The Environmental Protection Agency proposed this week to withdraw its 2009 finding that greenhouse gases “endanger public health or welfare.”
Heat Wave 2025: Not an anomaly, get ready for more as climate change worsens – Toledo Blade
The wicked, prolonged heat experienced during Summer 2025 is wholly consistent with climate change and is likely to get worse, scientists told The …