Our Fragile Earth – Page 88 – Climate Crisis Blog

KILLER HEAT

Climate change is intensifying worldwide heat waves. Records have already been broken in the U.S. this year. With social distancing[…]

A looming food crisis with floods and droughts linked to climate change already affects food supplies and prices. The amount[…]

South Korea―the world’s seventh-largest source of planet-heating carbon dioxide―plans to be on course to become the first East Asian country[…]

As the government struggles to keep businesses afloat through the pandemic, the Administration is sitting on about $43 billion in[…]

An altered diet can make cattle burp and fart less methane. If they were a country, cows would rank as[…]

Farmers in parts of the western U.S. who rely on snowmelt for crop irrigation will be among the world’s hardest[…]

The Church of England’s investment arm has urged ExxonMobil shareholders to vote against re-electing the oil company’s entire board for[…]

The coronavirus cost is forcing cities and states to redirect money away from climate resiliency projects, a shift that threatens[…]

The agave plant used to make tequila could be a sustainable source for making biofuels. It’s a hardy plant that[…]

Rising atmospheric carbon dioxide concentrations will increase urban and indoor levels of the gas. That may significantly reduce our basic[…]