GLACIERS—GOING, GOING, GONE?
91% of glaciers across Svalbard in the Arctic (a region experiencing warming up to seven times faster than the global[…]
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91% of glaciers across Svalbard in the Arctic (a region experiencing warming up to seven times faster than the global[…]
Read moreIncreasingly common since 1980, persistent multi-year droughts will continue to advance with the warming climate. There was a worrying increase[…]
Read moreEstimates indicate Los Angeles wildfires will be the costliest U.S. natural disaster–losses so far between $135 billion and $150 billion.[…]
Read moreHurricanes, wildfires, flooding, extreme heat, and other natural catastrophes are now so common the insurance industry has given them a[…]
Read moreOver the past century, sea level on the Hudson River has risen about a foot. An extension of the Atlantic[…]
Read moreFlies are increasingly at risk due to rising global temperatures. Bees can tolerate much higher temperatures and have a wider[…]
Read moreMuch of global agriculture is concentrated on coastal plains and low-lying islands. In the Nile and Mekong Deltas–some of the[…]
Read moreDrylands now make up 40% of all land on Earth, excluding Antarctica. Three-quarters of the world’s land suffered drier conditions[…]
Read moreUnexplained heat-wave ‘hotspots’ popping up across the globe are so extreme, they can’t be explained by global warming models. They’ve[…]
Read moreGlobal warming makes it easier for bacteria and other germs to contaminate the food supply. Food is vulnerable to greater[…]
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