Highest Ever Recorded Ocean Surface Temperatures!
The highest ocean surface temperature ever recorded since records began was 21.1 C (about 70 F) in the early part of April. The high … Read more
Scientists in California Say that The State’s Ponderosa Pines Are Unlikely to Recover from The Devastating Effects of Drought and Pests!
In the Sierra Nevada mountain range of California, ponderosa pine trees have been a significant source of atmospheric carbon storage. But from 2012 to … Read more
A ‘frightening’ New Study Reveals that Historical Ice Sheets Retreated at Speeds of Around 2,000 Feet per Day!
Concerning future sea level rise are indications from the last ice age. The study, which was published in Nature on Wednesday, discovered that as … Read more
Report Warns That Coal Phaseout Needs to Happen 4.5 Times Faster to Prevent “Climate Chaos”
According to the ninth annual global survey of the coal plant pipeline by Global Energy Monitor, the number of plants decreased in developing and … Read more
Does Inaction on Climate Change Violate Human Rights? There Are Now Two Opportunities for The European Court of Human Rights to Rule.
The first-ever lawsuits on the climate issue were heard by the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) on Wednesday. The claimants contend that the … Read more
House Republicans Approve Bill to Promote Fossil Fuels Ignoring Experts’ Warnings in The Face of Climate Disaster.
Ten days after the United States was warned that world leaders must reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 60 percent by 2035 to have a … Read more
In a Diplomatic Victory for Vanuatu, the UN Asks the International Court of Justice to Weigh in On the Climate Crisis for The First Time.
The United Nations General Assembly on Wednesday adopted a resolution asking the International Court of Justice (ICJ) to issue the first-ever advisory opinion on … Read more
For the First Time, Renewable Energy in The United States Outperforms Coal and Nuclear Power.
Based on statistics from the U.S. According to the Energy Information Administration (EIA), coal and nuclear power generation were finally eclipsed by renewable energy … Read more
22 People Are Killed by Tornadoes in Mississippi and Alabama.
On Friday, a tornado that ripped through Mississippi, Alabama, and Georgia claimed at least 22 lives. One of them was a monster twister with … Read more
Climate Change and The Growth of Bacteria that Eat Human Body Parts.
According to a recent study, Vibrio vulnificus infections are becoming more prevalent and are moving further north in the United States. Without action to … Read more