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The almost indestructibles organisms would struggle to adapt to a warmer world
In the past three decades, oceans absorbed as much energy as 3.6 billion Hiroshima-sized atom bombs.
Wildfires in Australia and California shows how the devastation of climate change can affect anyone. And, in the future, you might not even be able to get insured against such damage.
The solution is something most governments don't even want to hear.
There are about 700 ocean sites with low levels of oxygen, an IUCN report presented at COP25 reported.
Key report at COP25 summarizes main insights behind climate change
Climate models from as early as the 1970s were already reliable enough to offer reliable projections of temperature increases as a result of GHGs.
New study says there's a full consensus among scientists on man-made climate change
A further global warming could lead to irreversible changes
World needs to increase its climate action five times
The longer trend is clear: the Earth is feverish.
Three years after being implemented, the Paris Agreement faces a lack of ambition
It would requiere more land to produce the same amount of food
As the planet gets warmer due to the rising temperatures, one of the main concerns is sea-level rise.
The ocean is warmer, more acidic, less productive, and rising.
The signs and impacts of global warming are speeding up, the latest report on climate change published ahead of key UN talks in New York said, warning that the 2015-2019 period is set to be the warmest five years on record. The United in Science report compiles the latest information about climate change from leading […]
There is no precedent for this warming event.
Talk about irony.
Recycling? Taking the bus? Better light bulbs? That's all good, but how about taking fewer flights, eating more plants, and having fewer children?
The humble seaweed plays a crucial role in our climate.
There is a lot to learn -- and a lot to change.
How hot will your area be in 2050?
Some are more willing than others to transition.
Not the kind of record we want.
This could be a big part of the battle against climate change.
Requiem for an ice sheet.
Take action against climate change -- or pay up.
As if overfishing wasn't enough, fisheries are plummeting because of the effects of higher water temperature as a result of global warming.
If this ever happens, it would be like having crocodiles in the Arctic.
The planet continues to heat up.
Long story short: it's still bad.
Counterintuitive -- yes. Disproving global warming? Not in the slightest.
Climate change is exposing plant life that's been preserved by the ice cap for thousands of years.
The change can only come from civil society, researchers urge.
Possible? Yes. Is it realistic? Not really. Should we try anyway? Hell yes!
Countries need to account for health in all cost-benefit analyses of climate change mitigation.
Regardless of someone's political affiliation, un-scientific beliefs should be taxed. At the end of the day, science is apolitical, and global warming affects us all -- whether we choose to believe in it or not.
Ocean life is in bigger trouble than we thought.
But if they were made aware of the fact, they might change their mind.
Since the early 20th century, Earth's axis has shifted by more than 10 meters.
Well, well -- who would have guessed.
Our forefathers left behind an ominous warning for us -- and we'd best heed it. Otherwise, we can start carving our own years into the rocks.
Have you noticed summers getting hotter and hotter?
There's a particular irony to this situation.
This might just work.
As if climate change didn't bring enough problems.
I'm not saying it's climate change, but it definitely quacks like climate change.
There's a metaphor here, and an important lesson for ourselves.
Like Cassandra, the priestess cursed to predict the future and not be believed by anyone, James Hansen's appeal has largely fallen on deaf ears.
Some rare good news.
