GREAT LAKES GRIEF
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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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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Driven by climate change, unsustainable groundwater use, and extreme droughts, Earth’s continents are drying out at unprecedented rates. Four massive[…]
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In 2023, the world’s oceans experienced the most intense and widespread marine heatwaves ever recorded. Some events persisted for over[…]
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Svalbard is warming at six to seven times the global average rate with winter temperatures rising at nearly double the[…]
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In an experiment, higher temperatures and increasing levels of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere led to lower nutritional value for[…]
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The Permian–Triassic Mass Extinction, about 252 million years ago, led to massive loss of marine species and significant declines in[…]
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Dormant volcanoes–sealed under ice for millennia–could erupt, striking suddenly with explosive force as glaciers melt. When they are thick, they[…]
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Storms are at least as good as drought and temperature in explaining the patterns of tree mortality and forest carbon[…]
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