Climate Change Amplified the Winds in Every Hurricane in 2024
Climate change is significantly increasing hurricane intensities and wind speeds in the Atlantic, affecting every storm this year.
Scientists Reluctantly Experiment with Ocean Engineering to Fight Climate Change
Ocean scientists find urgency in researching marine carbon dioxide removal methods to combat climate change amid rising global temperatures and extreme weather events.
Ferocity of Atlantic hurricanes surges as the ocean warms
Climate change has increased hurricane wind speeds by nearly 30 km/h, intensifying storms and leading to devastating impacts in recent hurricane seasons.
Trees Alone Can't Stop Climate Change
Relying on natural carbon sinks to offset ongoing emissions risks jeopardizing global climate goals.
Hurricane wind strength is 18 mph stronger since 2019 due to climate change
Human-caused climate change has made Atlantic hurricanes significantly stronger, with an average wind speed increase of 18 mph over the past six years.
The World's Freshwater Resources Drop to Troubling Low
Freshwater loss of 290 cubic miles since 2015 indicates a significant impact of climate change, with no replenishment despite cooler conditions.
Climate Change Amplified the Winds in Every Hurricane in 2024
Climate change is significantly increasing hurricane intensities and wind speeds in the Atlantic, affecting every storm this year.
Scientists Reluctantly Experiment with Ocean Engineering to Fight Climate Change
Ocean scientists find urgency in researching marine carbon dioxide removal methods to combat climate change amid rising global temperatures and extreme weather events.
Ferocity of Atlantic hurricanes surges as the ocean warms
Climate change has increased hurricane wind speeds by nearly 30 km/h, intensifying storms and leading to devastating impacts in recent hurricane seasons.
Trees Alone Can't Stop Climate Change
Relying on natural carbon sinks to offset ongoing emissions risks jeopardizing global climate goals.
Hurricane wind strength is 18 mph stronger since 2019 due to climate change
Human-caused climate change has made Atlantic hurricanes significantly stronger, with an average wind speed increase of 18 mph over the past six years.
The World's Freshwater Resources Drop to Troubling Low
Freshwater loss of 290 cubic miles since 2015 indicates a significant impact of climate change, with no replenishment despite cooler conditions.