A novel lawsuit blames climate change. Residents say landmark African climate law obligates government to pay damages. 26 Oct 2023; 11:05 AM ET …
Climate Change Is Pushing Salmon North in Alaska, Scientists Say – Smithsonian Magazine
“It’s really consistent with that clear harbinger of climate change: this shift toward the poles.” The research team found about 100 chum salmon that …
Mercury pollution plagues Lake Superior. Climate change could make it worse – The Detroit News
But the St. Louis River and the big lake it feeds face a new, mostly invisible challenge: climate change appears to be sending a new glut of mercury …
This Irish startup is throwing concrete dust on farms to fight climate change – TheNextWeb
Climate tech startup Silicate is set to undertake the first trial of its enhanced weathering technology, which aims to remove C02 permanently from …
Climate change’s financial impacts hugely underestimated – Kiwi researchers | RNZ News
A study by two New Zealand researchers has found the global costs of climate change are being underestimated by billions.
Mass. home insurance sector feels the heat of climate change – The Boston Globe
This may be one of the less-expected costs of climate change, and it will ultimately affect homeowners, farmers, businesses, municipalities, …
Climate Change in Egypt: Opportunities and Obstacles
Because of climate change, Egypt’s already arid climate will suffer from additional environmental stresses, including extreme temperatures …
US (CO): Young innovators can help Colorado ag overcome climate change – Hortidaily
… climate change and ensure our survival for future generations. But an academic setting is not the only place where that type of experimentation …
Caritas: Voices from climate change migrants can be ‘blueprint for change’
Too often the voices of people fleeing their homes due to climate change and extreme weather patterns are overshadowed by an abundance of …
Hurricane Otis undergoes ‘scary’ intensification, research shows links to climate change
Hurricane Otis intensified three times faster than the standard for what’s considered “rapid,” and experts say that’s a sign of climate change.