Climate Change

human-caused global warming pushed global temperatures to near-record levels despite the cooling influence of the La Niña phenomenon

Climate Crisis

Racing toward a Mad Max World

Stan Cox

Environmental disasters and their destructiveness are only ratcheting up in step with increases in global greenhouse-gas emissions

Climate Crisis

Trump’s anti-Climate Policies are Driving up Insurance Costs for Homeowners

Yale Climate Connections

Property insurance rates have spiked since 2021 due to the increasing frequency of climate-related natural disasters

Climate Crisis

How to combat the Big Oil Propaganda that is stalling Climate Action

The Conversation

The industry’s most effective tool is a global network of foundations, think tanks and lobbyists known as the Climate Change Counter Movement

Climate Crisis

The Real Threat: U.S. Spending to Combat Climate Change has been Swallowed by the Pentagon

OtherWords

The Paris Treaty envisioned the economic and social transformations needed to keep the planet from overheating to unlivable levels

Antarctica

West Antarctica’s History of rapid Melting Foretells sudden Shifts in Continent’s ‘catastrophic’ Geology

The Conversation

Much of the discussion about the melting of massive ice sheets during a time of climate change addresses its effects on people

Climate Crisis

Trump Announces Plan to Break Up the Life-Saving National Center for Atmospheric Research

Yale Climate Connections

The center is one of the world’s premier institutions for studying the atmosphere. Its work has saved countless lives.

Climate Crisis

Climate Breakdown: Even “Weak” Cyclones cause Fatal Flooding as Oceans Heat Up

The Conversation

By Ligin Joseph, University of Southampton (The Conversation) – The final week of November was devastating for several South Asian countries. Communities in Sri Lanka, Indonesia and Thailand were inundated as Cyclones Ditwah and Senyar unleashed days of relentless rain. Millions were affected, more than 1,500 people lost their lives, hundreds are still missing, and […]

Biodiversity

“I don’t see Palestine as an isolated story”

Global Voices

An Interview with Vivien Sansour, Founder of the Palestine Heirloom Seed Library By Thin Ink This is an excerpt of a longer interview on Thin Ink, a weekly publication on food, climate, and where they meet. Read the full interview here. ( Global Voices ) – Vivien Sansour is the founder of the Palestine Heirloom […]