International scientists reissued a global warning about climate change Tuesday with a new study highlighting how several climate-related records …
Climate scientists warn Earth systems heading for ‘dangerous instability’ – ABC News
A new report by international researchers claims Earth’s climate is “clearly under siege” by human-caused changes.
Earth’s climate shatters heat records. These 5 charts show how. – The Washington Post
These climate change indicators have entered uncharted territory both because of long-term warming driven by human activities and a boost from a …
UMD Hosts Climate Change Conference – Fox21Online
DULUTH, Minn. — Climate change was the topic of a conference at UMD on Monday. Everyone from environmental activists to students came together to …
Climate change leading to earlier formation of intense hurricanes – KXAN
A new University of Hawaii study found that intense category four and five hurricanes are forming earlier each decade as the climate changes.
Métis Nation of Ontario Hosts 2SLGBTQIA+ Climate Change Forum
MNO explores disproportionate climate change impacts on 2SLGBTQIA+ Métis and collects citizen feedback for new Climate Change Mitigation and …
Record-Breaking Weather in 2023 Shows Impact of Climate Change – Bloomberg.com
The annual State of the Climate report underscores how severe and widespread the impacts of global warming have been in recent months.
Analysis suggests climate change, population growth could supercharge malaria risk
The report notes that changing climate patterns not only encourage mosquito habitats, but also make it difficult to time control measures, such as …
‘Climate Change Comedy Hour’ on Nov. 2 | Cornell Chronicle
In the “Climate Change Comedy Hour,” environmental historian Aaron Sachs will use a combination of gallows humor, history and silly videos to show how …
We may be the first people displaced by climate change in Mexico, but we won’t be the last
As a member of the El Bosque community in Tabasco, Mexico, I face an uncertain future. Rising sea levels caused by climate change have swept away …