UVA Today14m
Q&A: The Heat Is On. Why Worry About Climate Change?
The U.N. Conference on Climate Change kicked off this week, and a UVA professor explains why warming temperatures are ...
The Conversation3h
What CO₂ ‘jumps’ from Antarctic ice say about climate change
The analysis of this ice core, a long tube of ice around 10 centimetres in diameter ... from 260,000 to 190,000 BC and 15 ...
Fishermen set out to catch halibut... and net a US nuclear submarine!
The Øygutt, or 'Island Boy', a humble 10-metre-long fishing vessel, left port on the stunning village of Sommarøy high above ...
Last month was the second hottest October on RECORD
The average global temperature for last month was 59.58°F (15.32°C) - just 0.09°F (0.05°C) cooler than October 2023, the ...
Scientific American6h
Melting Glaciers Are Causing Billions of Dollars of Damage
Thawing ice, from the high peaks to the poles, is producing extraordinarily expensive floods, infrastructure damage and ...
COP29 and the climate crisis: Navigating a world with Trump back in charge
As the UN COP29 climate summit gets underway, Mint's new newsletter looks at the state of the climate, India's pathway to net ...
Face to face with glaciers in Greenland: Exploring an icy island best discovered by sea
With a new airport opening in the capital later this month and a clutch of expedition cruise itineraries available, Joanna ...
ClimateConnections1d
World on track for hottest year ever as carbon pollution hits record levels
Extraordinarily warm ocean temperatures in the Atlantic are helping to fuel an unusually active hurricane season.
Brace for winter. It may not be as tame as some expect in the D.C. area.
D.C.’s winters are steadily warming and average snowfall amounts are declining over time because of climate change. Considering this, it would be going out on a limb to forecast a cold and snowy ...