Governments are dithering over whether to limit climate change to 1.5°C or 2°C, but it seems the stricter target would avoid food shortages and major economic losses
Fish and seafood are normally fairly environmentally friendly, but it takes so much fuel to catch some species that their carbon footprint is as big as that of red meat
This is exactly the type of space missions that could be in jeopardy as the Trump administration continues active hostility toward climate research. The post
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The GOES-16 satellite scans the Earth better, faster, and more often---good news for climate scientists, meteorologists, and you. The post
New Weather Satellites Can Spot Floods Before They Happen appeared first on
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The incoming Trump administration's EPA transition team intends to remove some climate data from the agency's website. These researchers are swooping in to help. The post
Rogue Scientists Race to Save Climate Data from Trump appeared first on
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After Trump's election, will other countries toss their emissions-cutting commitments, or sanction the US if it reneges on the Paris climate agreement? The post
2016 Was a Pivotal Year in the War on Climate Change appeared first on
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The National Weather Service just updated its prediction for the global weather-influencing climate event. The post
La Niña Will Hang Out Until January—February Tops appeared first on
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La Niña isn't guaranteed after an El Niño, but this year's conditions are looking more favorable. The post
La Niña's Not Here, But Whatever Let's Have a La Niña Winter appeared first on
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Rain in L.A., tornadoes in Texas, floods in the Midwest. But the monster El Niño is being set up!
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Twenty-one years after the world's leaders first met to try and hammer out a climate agreement, the UN Paris talks succeeded.
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