Diridon: The future is sidetracked, but still possible

The United Nations Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, with numerous Nobel laureates and other internationally renowned climate scientists, reported in 2018 that global warming was occurring because of humans — and rapidly advancing. UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres declared, in 2018 and more firmly in 2023, that climate change was advancing more rapidly than projected. By...

Comment on Ocean heat is especially bad for Australia, buy disaster recovery shares by Geoff Miell

reneweconomy.com.au - 23/Jan 00:02

The Earth System has left the Holocene (circa the last 11,700 years of the Earth's history), transiting towards a warming climate similar to the...

Penguins start breeding earlier as Antarctica warms rapidly

trtworld.com - 20/Jan 07:03

Scientists report Antarctic penguins are advancing their breeding seasons at record pace, a shift closely linked to warming temperatures and reduced...

Penguins start breeding earlier as Antarctica warms rapidly

trtworld.com - 20/Jan 07:03

Scientists report Antarctic penguins are advancing their breeding seasons at record pace, a shift closely linked to warming temperatures and reduced...

Trump mocks climate change during winter storm, taunts ‘environmental insurrectionists’

rawstory.com - 24/Jan 00:00

As a major winter storm swept across much of the United States, Donald Trump seized on the cold snap to attack climate science, posting a confused...

Trump mocks climate change during winter storm, taunts ‘environmental insurrectionists’

rawstory.com - 24/Jan 00:00

As a major winter storm swept across much of the United States, Donald Trump seized on the cold snap to attack climate science, posting a confused...

ELPC report: Great Lakes region on track to experience extreme weather, shrinking fish populations

wn.com - 24/Jan 13:51

The Great Lakes region is warming, according to a 2025 report authored by more than a dozen leading scientists and experts from Midwestern U.S. and...

ELPC report: Great Lakes region on track to experience extreme weather, shrinking fish populations

wn.com - 24/Jan 13:51

The Great Lakes region is warming, according to a 2025 report authored by more than a dozen leading scientists and experts from Midwestern U.S. and...

Polartec Joins IMAQA To Support The Next Generation Of Climate Research In The Arctic

textileworld.com - 24/Jan 23:45

SPARTANBURG, S.C. — January 21, 2026 — Polartec®, a Milliken & Company brand renowned for pioneering more sustainable and innovative textile...

Polartec Joins IMAQA To Support The Next Generation Of Climate Research In The Arctic

textileworld.com - 24/Jan 23:45

SPARTANBURG, S.C. — January 21, 2026 — Polartec®, a Milliken & Company brand renowned for pioneering more sustainable and innovative textile...

Antarctic penguins breeding earlier due to climate change

courthousenews.com - 20/Jan 05:02

Scientists say the three species studied are adapting to warming temperatures.

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