The scientists at Massachusetts Institute of Technology have put together a comprehensive web portal that provides authoritative, objective information on climate change and what we can do about it. Check it out! (Photo: Creative Commons)
How climate change fueled Milton’s and Helene’s fury
In less than 24 hours, Milton exploded from a Category 1 hurricane to Category 5, astonishing and alarming scientists. Climate change experts say its the harbinger of things to come. Science News reports. (Photo: NOAA)
The very scary truth about climate change
Climate activists tend to use apocalyptic language when describing the future. But they’re getting the framing all wrong. Doomsday predictions are incorrect, and the truth is much, much scarier. Fast Company explores. (Photo: Takver, Creative Commons)
July ends 13-month streak of record heat temps
July marked the 13th straight month of record average global heat temperatures, causing much suffering and disruption. Experts warn that the heating trend is unlikely to change. The Guardian reports. (Photo: Takver, Creative Commons).
What to know about ‘climate doomers’
Sure, the Earth is facing serious problems, but there is plenty of reason for hope. That’s why we need to counter the ‘climate doomers,’ who are spreading panic (and apathy) with their fatalism. From the World Wildlife Federation. (Photo: Creative Commons)
CO2 emissions continue apace as earth sizzles
Climate data for May showed that for the 12th straight month temperatures across the globe reached record highs. Even so, carbon dioxide emissions continue to rise at alarming rates. Discover magazine reports. (Photo: iphoneography, Creative Commons)
The 15 biggest environmental problems of our lifetime
Climate change due to fossil fuel consumption is the biggest problem. No surprise there! But how about the others? The next 14 may send chills down your back, even as they raise your awareness — and anger. Earth.org reports.
‘Unnatural disasters’ disrupting our lives, communities
Climate change is intensifying natural disasters. 2023 set a record for the number of weather disasters that cost $1 billion or more. The National Wildlife Federation explores. (Photo: Takvar, Creative Commons)
The effort to short-circuit green energy
Through disinformation, lobbying and shady “advocacy,” green energy opponents are seeking to halt wind, solar and other renewable energy projects. The Sierra Club magazine reports. (Photo: PublicDomainPictures)
New eating habits can help save the environment
Take a bite out of climate change! Agriculture, particularly meat production, is a major contributor to climate change. A simpler diet is healthier for the planet — and you! The U.N. reports. (Photo: Creative Commons)
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