WILDFIRE SMOKE STATISTICS
Wildfire smoke emissions caused 41,380 excess deaths per year during 2011 to 2020. Rising temperatures could increase these U.S. deaths[…]
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Wildfire smoke emissions caused 41,380 excess deaths per year during 2011 to 2020. Rising temperatures could increase these U.S. deaths[…]
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Global warming linked to the world’s biggest oil and gas companies made all “major” 21st century heatwaves more intense and[…]
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East Antarctica contains most of the world’s glacial ice. Its interior is warming faster than its coastal areas due to[…]
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AI can track Antarctic icebergs 10,000 times faster than humans and optimize renewable energy grids in real time–capabilities that could[…]
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Food served in hospitals and nursing homes may actually undermine patients’ and residents’ health and the environment with too few[…]
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Rising carbon dioxide levels in Earth’s upper atmosphere will alter how geomagnetic storms influence satellite operations with implications for thousands[…]
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Arctic microbes are increasing glacial melt rate in a process current climate change models don’t consider. A grainy, soil-like substance—cryoconite–found[…]
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The Great Lakes temperature extremes have changed across all five Great Lakes over the last 80 years. They’ve intensified sharply[…]
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Tobacco production causes over 80 million tons of carbon dioxide emissions annually. A single cigarette can be responsible for up[…]
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High temperatures and exposure to heavy metals reduces the frequency of non-flight bumblebee wing vibrations (that cause buzzing), which could[…]
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