Fires Doubled Australia’s Carbon Emissions—Ecosystems May Never Soak It Back Up Liang Lan January 12, 2022 Increasing odds of hot, dry weather make it less likely trees and other plants will quickly grow back
The past 7 years have been the hottest on record "by a clear margin," scientists say George Scott January 10, 2022 Carbon dioxide and methane concentrations are continuing to increase year on year and without signs of slowing down...
California’s massive Dixie Fire ignited after tree fell on PG&E electrical lines, officials say Liang Lan January 05, 2022 A wildfire that scorched nearly 1 million acres across five Northern California counties and destroyed more than 1,300 buildings last....
Extreme weather and natural disasters affecting UK's wildlife, National Trust says Liang Lan December 27, 2021 The National Trust's head of nature and conservation, Ben McCarthy, says work is needed to mitigate the impact of changing....
Trees Have the Potential to Live Indefinitely George Scott December 25, 2021 Trees die as a result of severe damage, but some have overcome storms, droughts, fires, and more to survive for....
The world's cities aren't adapting to climate change quickly enough Liang Lan December 23, 2021 The pace of climate change is accelerating much more rapidly than urban areas are taking steps to adapt to it
How melting sea ice increases wildfire risk in the Northwest George Scott December 20, 2021 Recent atmospheric research may help Northwest forest managers better prepare for wildfires.
Warmer winters can wreak as much havoc as hotter summers, say scientists George Scott December 18, 2021 Warmer winters are happening across the globe, and can be drivers of catastrophic weather events and profound changes