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3 wildfire lessons for forest towns as Dixie Fire destroys historic…
A wildfire burning in hot, dry mountain forest swept through the Gold Rush town of Greenville,…
How urban gardens can boost biodiversity and make cities more…
In building cities, we have created some of the harshest habitats on Earth — and then chosen to…
Africa’s drylands are getting more support. How to make the most of…
The United Nations (UN) recently launched the Decade on Ecosystem Restoration to prevent, halt and…
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The Unexpectedly Exciting World of Refrigerants
Guest blog written by Tilden Chao. Tilden is an undergraduate at Yale University who worked on…
Map tracks 30 years of extreme snowmelt across US
A new map of extreme snowmelt events over the last 30 years clarifies the processes that drive…
Earth’s frozen areas are shrinking 33K square miles a year
The Earth’s cryosphere is shrinking by 33,000 square miles (87,000 square kilometers) per year.
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Model predicts 10-year burst of wildfire, then gradual decline
A look at the long-term future of wildfires predicts an initial roughly decade-long burst of…
Once common weasels are doing a vanishing act
Three species of weasels, once common in North America, are likely in decline, including a species…
Flood risk will rise as climate heat intensifies
A warmer world will be a wetter one. Ever more people will face a higher flood risk as rivers rise…
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234 scientists read 14,000+ research papers to write the upcoming…
This week, hundreds of scientists from around the world are finalizing a report that assesses the…
Climate explained: how the IPCC reaches scientific consensus on…
When we say there’s a scientific consensus that human-produced greenhouse gases are causing climate…
Court Takes Industry Bait, Caves to Fossil Fuels
In a disappointing decision, Judge Terry Doughty of the U.S. District Court for the Western…
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Plant These Trees To Improve City Life
A new study establishes live oaks and American sycamores as champions among 17 “super trees” that…
Why We Must Understand Seabed Geology To Harness The Winds
For any country blessed with easy access to the shallow and windy North Sea, offshore wind will be…
China Can Meet Energy and Climate Goals Capping Coal Power
At the Leader’s Climate Summit in April, Xi Jinping pledged that China will “strictly control…
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3 wildfire lessons for forest towns as Dixie Fire destroys historic…
A wildfire burning in hot, dry mountain forest swept through the Gold Rush town of Greenville,…
How urban gardens can boost biodiversity and make cities more…
In building cities, we have created some of the harshest habitats on Earth — and then chosen to…
Africa’s drylands are getting more support. How to make the most of…
The United Nations (UN) recently launched the Decade on Ecosystem Restoration to prevent, halt and…
Evidence
Causes
Tipping Points
Arctic Ice Status
The Unexpectedly Exciting World of Refrigerants
Guest blog written by Tilden Chao. Tilden is an undergraduate at Yale University who worked on…
Map tracks 30 years of extreme snowmelt across US
A new map of extreme snowmelt events over the last 30 years clarifies the processes that drive…
Earth’s frozen areas are shrinking 33K square miles a year
The Earth’s cryosphere is shrinking by 33,000 square miles (87,000 square kilometers) per year.
Impact
Weather
Economy
Health
Model predicts 10-year burst of wildfire, then gradual decline
A look at the long-term future of wildfires predicts an initial roughly decade-long burst of…
Once common weasels are doing a vanishing act
Three species of weasels, once common in North America, are likely in decline, including a species…
Flood risk will rise as climate heat intensifies
A warmer world will be a wetter one. Ever more people will face a higher flood risk as rivers rise…
Politics
Activism
234 scientists read 14,000+ research papers to write the upcoming…
This week, hundreds of scientists from around the world are finalizing a report that assesses the…
Climate explained: how the IPCC reaches scientific consensus on…
When we say there’s a scientific consensus that human-produced greenhouse gases are causing climate…
Court Takes Industry Bait, Caves to Fossil Fuels
In a disappointing decision, Judge Terry Doughty of the U.S. District Court for the Western…
Solutions
Environmental
Technology
Plant These Trees To Improve City Life
A new study establishes live oaks and American sycamores as champions among 17 “super trees” that…
Why We Must Understand Seabed Geology To Harness The Winds
For any country blessed with easy access to the shallow and windy North Sea, offshore wind will be…
China Can Meet Energy and Climate Goals Capping Coal Power
At the Leader’s Climate Summit in April, Xi Jinping pledged that China will “strictly control…
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Plant These Trees To Improve City Life
Why We Must Understand Seabed Geology To Harness The Winds
3 wildfire lessons for forest towns as Dixie Fire destroys historic Greenville, California
The Unexpectedly Exciting World of Refrigerants
China Can Meet Energy and Climate Goals Capping Coal Power
Map tracks 30 years of extreme snowmelt across US
Model predicts 10-year burst of wildfire, then gradual decline
Earth’s frozen areas are shrinking 33K square miles a year
ADAPTATION
China's Fight Against Desertification Should Not Be Done At The Cost Of Water…
Kai Schwärzel
As climate heat worsens, a hungrier world is likely
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Tim Radford
A hotter world will mean a hungrier world. On the evidence so far, the world’s farmers cannot adapt…
Amazon Fires: Indigenous People Show Fire Can Be Used Sustainably
by
Jayalaxshmi Mistry
As thousands of fires rage across the Amazon, world headlines have highlighted the associated…
Climate Change Threatens Coffee – But We’ve Found A Delicious Wild Species…
by
Aaron P Davis, Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew
The world loves coffee. More precisely, it loves arabica coffee. From the smell of its freshly…
With Smart Action, Hope Isn’t Lost For Coral Reefs
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U. Washington
Management that takes evolution and adaptation into account can help rescue coral reefs from the…
IMPACT
Climate Change And Overfishing Are Boosting Toxic Mercury Levels In Fish
InnerSelf Staff
Extreme heat is growing threat to harvests
by
Tim Radford
A warmer world means more chance of extreme heat in more than one continent at the same time, and a…
Migrants Fled Guatemala For U.S. After Drought And Food Shortages, Govt.…
by
NBC News
President Trump has cut foreign aid to Guatemala and demanded the country do more to stem migration…
Balkan Water Reserves May Soon Run Short
by
Kieran Cooke
South-east Europe faces problems in the next decade as Balkan water reserves are expected to…
Here's What Happens To Our Planet Between 1.5°c And 2°c Of Global Warming
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Rachel Warren and Sally Brown
Many numbers are bandied around in climate emergency discussions. Of them, 1.5°C is perhaps the…
POLITICS
A Year Of Trump: How His Incendiary Style Took The Place Of Substance
Clodagh Harrington, De Montfort University
Here's What Happens When Political Bubbles Collide
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Alexander J. Stewart and Joshua B. Plotkin
Social media has transformed how people talk to each other. But social media platforms are not…
Scientists Back Global Climate Strike
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Alex Kirby
20 September sees the start of a week-long youth-led global climate strike. Students will be…
Why Old-School Climate Denial Has Had Its Day
by
Michael J. I. Brown
The Coalition has been re-elected to government, and after six years in office it has not created…
What Extinction Rebellion climate activists are demanding from governments
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Democracy Now!
More than 700 climate activists were arrested in 60 cities worldwide in a global effort aimed at…
MORE....
Global Warming Could Exceed The 1.5°C Temperature Limit By…
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Tim Radford
The planet is on course to breach the internationally agreed warming…
Here Are 5 Practical Ways Trees Can Help Us Survive Climate…
by
Gregory Moore
As the brutal reality of climate change dawned this summer, you may…
Is The Supreme Court Wading Deeper Into Politics By…
by
Robert Percival, Professor of Environmental Law, University of Maryland
Speaking at a law school last week, Chief Justice John Roberts…
Climate change, that's just a money grab by scientist...…
by
Global Weirding with Katharine Hayhoe
Climate change - aren't you scientists just making the whole thing up…
6 Positive Climate Change News Stories From 2019
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Heather Alberro, et al
Climate researchers have not given up hope and authors were asked to…
Canada's Liberals Make It Hard For Green Voters To Love Them
by
Mark Winfield
The recent appearance in the province of Ontario of Premier Doug…
Americans Are Worried About Climate Change, But…
by
Bobby Duffy
The world is often better and getting better than people think.…
To Win A Climate Election, Parties Need Ambition, Not…
by
Marc Hudson
The UK will go to the polls on December 12 for the third time in four…
EVIDENCE
Two Centuries Of Continuous Volcanic Eruption May Have Triggered The End Of The Ice Age
Joe McConnell
Atlantic Current Could Falter Before 2100
by
Tim Radford
v The Atlantic current won’t come to a full stop the day after tomorrow. But it could face a…
Climate Scientists Explore Hidden Ocean Beneath Antarctica's Largest Ice…
by
Craig Stevens and Christina Hulbe
Antarctica’s Ross Ice Shelf is the world’s largest floating slab of ice: it’s about the size of…
Why The Global Warming Pause Was A Myth All Along
by
Stephan Lewandowsky, University of Bristol
The idea that global warming has “stopped” is a contrarian talking point that dates back to at…
The US government might charge for satellite data again – here's why that…
by
Zhe Zhu, Assistant Professor of Natural Resources and the Environment, University of Connecticut
Landsat is one of the most important U.S. satellite systems. Since the program’s launch in 1972,…
WEATHER
100,000+ Fleeing California Wildfires Spead By High Winds
Mercury News
Warnings of Worse-Than-Usual Hurricane Season Point to Trouble Ahead
by
Eoin Higgins
Hurricane season is about to start and its risks will only grow and potentially compound any…
Droughts And Flooding Rains Already More Likely As Climate Change Plays…
by
Scott B. Power, et al
Global warming has already increased the risk of major disruptions to Pacific rainfall, according…
Hurricane Dorian Was Fueled by Climate Change. Why Isn’t the Mainstream…
by
Democracy Now!
At least 44 people are dead, and the number is expected to rise dramatically, as the Bahamas…
India Floods: Death Toll In Uttar Pradesh, Bihar Passes 100
by
Al Jazeera English
Flooding in the north and east of India has killed more than 100 people. Four days of downpour has…
SOLUTIONS
How Chile Become A Global Climate Leader?
InnerSelf Staff
Plentiful Renewable Energy Awaits The World
by
Tim Radford
Cheap and plentiful renewable energy is possible: pure hydrogen power in the ground, enough wind in…
Why South Africa Can't Make A Massive Shift To Renewables
by
Hartmut Winkler
There’s a lively debate raging in South Africa about the extent to which renewables should replace…
Greenhouse Gas Levels Surge Despite Slow Economy
by
Kieran Cooke
The global economy has been hard hit by the Covid pandemic. But greenhouse gas levels have…
Fast Fashion Lies: Will They Really Change Their Ways In A Climate Crisis?
by
Anika Kozlowski
Recently Zara introduced a sustainability pledge. But how can Zara ever be sustainable? As the…
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