Source SHUBRA BALULA (Egypt), Aug 25 — For years, Egyptian jasmine picker Wael al-Sayed has collected blossoms by night in the Nile Delta, supplying top global perfume houses. But in […]
Source State considers its options to control Karenia mikimotoi, which has left beaches littered with dead seaweed and sealife New satellite imagery of South Australia’s devastating algal bloom shows it
Source Residents of the Western U.S. sweltered in a heat wave Saturday that hospitalized some people, with temperatures forecast to hit dangerous levels throughout the weekend in Washington, Oregon, Southern California, Nevada
Source Summers are getting hotter across the US but not everywhere. Certain portions of the nation are actually seeing cooling. Are these climate havens? Summers on average are 1.6 degrees
Source Scientists from Canadian and U.K. universities are sifting through the seafloor mud of Quebec’s Saguenay region, looking for tiny animals they say could be crucial for mitigating climate change.
Source A brutal heatwave roasting Spain and Portugal this month has finally begun easing as weather conditions improve and firefighters make progress in their battle against deadly wildfires. The scorching
Source Worldwide, land area consumed by wildfires decreased by 26 percent from 2002 to 2021. During the same time, human exposure to blazes jumped by 40 percent, with Africa accounting
Source Italy’s Ventina glacier, one of the biggest in northern Lombardy, has melted so much due to climate change that geologists can no longer measure it the way they have
Source Rising temperatures in the spring and unpredictable autumns are making the huge task of restoring the UK’s lost meadows even more challenging, the National Wildflower Centre (NWC) has warned.
Source Projected annual losses due to extreme weather by 2050 The U.S. Gulf Coast is facing billions of dollars in yearly property damage by 2050 due to extreme weather tied
Source As the forest around them changes, one of Ecuador’s largest Indigenous populations is combining traditional knowledge with modern technology “The land does not belong to us; we belong to
Source Solar and wind energy companies are betting on a novel form of insurance to protect their assets against wild and volatile weather — the very type of climate risk
Source Natural climate variation is most likely reason as global heating due to fossil fuel burning has continued The melting of sea ice in the Arctic has slowed dramatically in
Source Syria, Turkey, Serbia and Hungary are struggling with severe drought conditions, with a lack of rainfall caused by extreme heat hitting their agricultural and energy production. Syria is facing
Source CANBERRA, Aug 21 (Reuters) – Rapid loss of Antarctic sea ice could be a tipping point for the global climate, causing sea level rises, changes to ocean currents and
