Grist
MAY 10, 2021
Brood X, a group of 17-year “magicicadas” (yes, that’s short for “ magic cicadas ”) have started to emerge from the soil all over the Eastern U.S. A preliminary analysis from Climate Central, a research and communications nonprofit, estimates that in April and May the areas of the U.S. But are they getting confused by climate change?
Grist
APRIL 15, 2021
Back in 2004, when wildfires in Alaska burned an area the size of Massachusetts , Michelle Mack wondered just how much carbon had permanently moved from the landscape into the atmosphere. We keep talking about this runaway train of positive feedbacks accelerating climate change, but this looks like a brake.”.
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Grist
MARCH 27, 2024
Warming temperatures from climate change are now expanding the northern limit of the fescue belt, and the grass is marching into new areas, taking root on disturbed land, such as pastures. A 2014 study showed that climate change could increase the endophyte’s toxicity. Since then, they’ve converted another 75 acres.
Grist
JUNE 27, 2022
They come from bugs, shellfish, and even soil. The first step, as with any climate change-related issue, is sizing up the scope of the threat. Climate Connection: Much like ticks, mosquitoes thrive in warm, moist conditions. Climate connection: While Chagas is still relatively rare in the U.S., Virgin Islands.
Green Market Oracle
APRIL 20, 2020
Fossil fuels are a leading cause of climate change and research shows that ubiquitous spills and leaks are often far worse than reported. Taylor Spill A 2019 report states that a spill that began in 2004 may rival the Deepwater Horizon.
DeSmogBlog
SEPTEMBER 15, 2023
It keeps the focus broad, promoting itself as a leader on climate change while simultaneously downplaying global warming’s significance vis-a-vis other issues and espousing solutions that can serve the industry. P2DNZ has maintained this pro-industry stance in presentations.
Business Green
FEBRUARY 26, 2020
When well managed the land helps regulate water and air quality, sequester and store carbon, and minimise flood and soil erosion risks. Soil erosion, wildfires, floods, monocultures, and pollution can all pose a serious threat to life and the viability of the economies and communities that are dependent on the land.
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