How much heat can Earth's forests handle?
An international team of researchers carried out a study to determine the heat and moisture threshold for Earth's...
The Winter Olympics could melt away due to climate change
Only one out of the 21 cities that have hosted the Winter Olympics in the past 50 years will have a suitable climate...
Global warming is threatening the iconic Georgia peach
Researchers are in a race against time to salvage Georgia peaches as global warming worsens. The fragile fruits...
The world is failing to limit global warming
A newly released assessment by Climate Action Tracker (CAT) shows that nearly every nation has failed to meet a...
Extreme heat leads to extreme behavior in humans
Many individuals have personally experienced that when folks are uncomfortable warm, they are correspondingly cranky....
July 2021 may be the hottest month in recorded history
Data released by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) shows that July 2021 was the hottest...
Dragonflies are losing their color due to climate change
A new study published in Proceedings of the National Academy of Science shows that dragonflies are losing...
Fireworks banned due to heat in parts of western US
The U.S. has long prized personal rights to life, liberty and the pursuit of sparkly stuff to set on fire come...
Heat waves are damaging bird eggs during incubation
The latest heat waves are concerning for birds, whose eggs could be damaged from the skyrocketing temperatures....
Record-breaking heat waves ravaging the West are not normal, scientists warn
Climate experts are raising alarm over the scorching weather across much of the western U.S. Although high-pressure...
Rocky Mountains experience more severe and frequent wildfires
A new study published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences shows that high elevation forests...
Yellowstone National Park heats up at the fastest rate in 1,250 years
A new study published in the journal Geophysical Research Letters has revealed that for the past two decades,...
Warming in deepest parts of the Great Lakes could be irreversible
New research published in the journal Nature Communications shows that the deepest parts of the Great Lakes are...
Climate change leads to earliest cherry blossoming on record
The earliest cherry blossoming ever recorded is happening in Kyoto, Japan. While a colorful bust of cherry blossoms...
New study predicts 6-month summers by 2100
Schoolkids and surfers might think an endless summer sounds too good to be true. But the world may soon be facing...
