How Climate Change Affects Invasive Species
As the world heats up, plants and animals previously restricted to smaller ranges are encroaching on new territories, threatening the survival of native ecosystems.
Warming World
Taking to the wind for climate change
A new wind farm at Kitty Hawk, site of the Wright Brothers’ first flight, symbolizes the dawn of a new era in renewable energy.
9 Creative Ways to Reduce Anxiety & Water Consumption
We are going to have to get creative if we hope to survive the greatest drought in modern history in California and across the American West.
Slouching Towards Bethlehem
The geopolitical rifts gripping the world pale in comparison to the threat posed by the continuing accumulation of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere.
The Paleocene-Eocene Thermal Maximum
Not surprisingly, scientists estimate that the current extinction rate of species is hundreds to thousands of times faster than the normal background rate.
Residential Solar Power Systems — Can They Help Reduce Emissions?
Will putting solar panel’s on my home’s roof really make any difference in the battle against climate change?
Human Population Collapse May Be Closer Than We Think
With 40% of humanity potentially migrating from the tropics to temperate zones, we could soon be at a tipping point for human population.
Thwaites Glacier: How Imminent is the Threat?
If Thwaites Glacier, one of the largest glaciers in Antarctica, melted entirely it would raise the global sea level by two feet.
Eight Years and Counting
What are the chances we can cut global emissions by 4.5 billion tons each year for the next 8 years to stave off cataclysmic climate change?
Equilibrium Climate Sensitivity: Framing The Future Of Global Warming
If we listen to the signals of Equilibrium Climate Sensitivity, it’s gonna get warm around here by 2050.