Drought Spreads to 93 Percent of West—That’s Never Happened By Tomas Frank - July 7, 2021 In an aerial view, the San Gabriel River and the exposed lakebed of the San Gabriel Reservoir are [...]
Climate Change Linked to 5 Million Deaths a Year, New Study Shows Almost 10% of global deaths can be attributed to abnormally hot or cold temperatures, according to new research linking extreme weather to mortality By Laura Millan Lombrana [...]
‘Heat dome’ probably killed 1bn marine animals on Canada coast, experts say British Columbia scientist says heat essentially cooked mussels: ‘The shore doesn’t usually crunch when you walk. By Leyland Cecco- July 8, 2021 [...]
Human activity influencing global rainfall, study finds Anthropogenic warming of climate has been a factor in extreme precipitation events globally, researchers say By Charlotte Burton - July 7, 2021 A car in a flooded portion [...]
Cop26: young people to interview ministers on stage, government says Global summit to be held in Glasgow in November will be ‘most inclusive’ ever, says spokesperson By Helena Horton- July 7, 2021 A giant [...]
Analysts dissect historic Pacific Northwest ‘heat dome’ Record-breaking consecutive 100-degree-plus days left the region staggering and leaves it to experts to explain the phenomenon and prospects for more of the same in coming years. BY PETER SINCLAIR - [...]
Czech Extreme Weather Fatalities Study Finds “Statistically Significant Falling Trend”…Most Related To Cold! By P Gosselin - July 6 2021 A study of Czech extreme weather fatalities show that the trend has been “significantly falling”. [...]
Forests of the Living Dead The highly engineered rivers that sustain California cities and farms upset streamside woodlands’ relationship with groundwater, a new study finds, jeopardizing their future in a changing climate. By Liza Gross - July 6, 2021 [...]
Two Years After a Huge Refinery Fire in Philadelphia, a New Day Has Come for its Long-Suffering Neighbors The petroleum smell is gone, the benzene emissions are being monitored and residents in nearby neighborhoods of color feel they’re [...]
In Corpus Christi’s Hillcrest Neighborhood, Black Residents Feel Like They Are Living in a ‘Sacrifice Zone’ Boxed in by refineries, oil tanks, an interstate highway and a bridge under construction, the people are left in a hollowed-out neighborhood [...]
