James Hansen, Pushker Kharecha, Dylan Morgan and Jasen Vest 20 March 2026 Abstract. Models are converging on prediction of an El Nino beginning this year, peaking in early 2027. After overlooking the possibility of an El Nino this year, some … Continue reading →
Dr. James E. Hansen, 6 March 2026 Runaway climate has a new meaning: a climate system pushed beyond the point of no return, when devastating consequences for young people are locked in, impossible to avoid. Below is the latest draft … Continue reading →
Winter Olympics & Climate Change’s Impact on the Ski Industry By Roger Lohr Weather issues have always haunted ski areas – warm temperatures and rain melt the snow, no snow for areas that don’t have snowmaking and drought that limits … Continue reading →
Shashwat Mishra Climate change isn’t just a future threat—it’s already reshaping the U.S. real estate market in ways many didn’t expect. Rising sea levels, wildfires and flooding are making some areas riskier to live in. In some high-risk regions, home … Continue reading →
They were warned not to cut NOAA funding. They did it anyway. And many innocent lives were lost. George Harvey CBS published an article, dated May 5, under the title, “Former National Weather Service leaders warn about ‘loss of life’ … Continue reading →
Martin Wahl A survey of more than 130,000 participants in 125 countries shows that while a majority of people believe global warming is a critical issue, many believe that their peers do not. This misperception causes many who believe that … Continue reading →
The Union of Concerned Scientists (UCS) invites you to a virtual discussion next Wednesday to learn more about how the past emissions by the world’s biggest polluters are driving current global warming and future sea level rise. There’s still time … Continue reading →
Tackling Climate Change and Threats to Our Republic Dr. Beth Malow and Bruce Morlan The United States, like much of the world, is confronting two colossal, interwoven challenges. On one hand, we are grappling with the increasingly urgent threat of … Continue reading →
In the superheated 21st century, the old rules for wildfires no longer apply. John Vaillant, author of Fire Weather, explains. Kiley Bense, Inside Climate News This article originally appeared on Inside Climate News, a nonprofit, non-partisan news organization that covers … Continue reading →