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Washington Post
1 day ago
OMG science

Climate change is altering Earth's rotation enough to mess with our clocks

Melting polar ice due to global warming impacts Earth's rotation and timekeeping.
Climate change may require inserting a 'negative leap second' to synchronize Earth's rotation with Coordinated Universal Time.
The Sydney Morning Herald
6 days ago
OMG science

Scientists struggle to explain 'really weird' spike in world temperatures

Climate scientists have differing opinions on the acceleration of global warming and the effectiveness of climate models and agreements.
Truthout
1 week ago
OMG science

2023 Shattered Key Climate Metrics, World Meteorological Organization Finds

2023 was the hottest year on record with various climate indicators at alarming levels.
The World Meteorological Organization and United Nations are issuing warnings on the dire state of the planet due to fossil fuel pollution and increasing temperatures.
english.elpais.com
1 week ago
OMG science

WMO warns ocean temperatures over the past 12 months have been off the charts'

Ocean surface temperature at record high, concerns due to global warming impact, alarming climate change trends.
Nature
1 week ago
OMG science

Climate models can't explain 2023's huge heat anomaly - we could be in uncharted territory

Global warming exceeded predictions by 0.2°C last year.
More and better data are urgently needed for accurate climate predictions.
Nature
1 week ago
OMG science

Are we all doomed? How to cope with the daunting uncertainties of climate change

Fear is an emotion, and no one can dictate the right amount to feel. Climate change predictions are not about the extinction of the human species.
Scientists can provide facts about climate change impacts, but societal consequences are more complex and uncertain.
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Mail Online
2 days ago
Wine

Climate change is coming for your wine, study warns

Wine-growing regions at risk with 2°C temperature rise
UK and emerging regions to benefit from global warming
www.aljazeera.com
4 weeks ago
Wine

The Malawians braving climate shocks and red tape to make banana wine

Global warming shrinks crop yields leading to economic losses for farmers.
Malawi's agricultural sector, including staple crops like bananas, is severely impacted by extreme weather conditions.
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Los Angeles Times
4 days ago
Los Angeles

Who turned out the lights? Los Angeles-area landmarks go dark in observance of Earth Hour

Local landmarks like Pacific Wheel and Gateway Pylons in LA participate in Earth Hour by going dark. Earth Hour aims to raise awareness and inspire action for environmental conservation.
www.mercurynews.com
1 month ago
Los Angeles

California storm causes as much as $11 billion in damages

The recent storm in California has caused an estimated $9 billion to $11 billion in damage and economic losses.
Global warming is predicted to increase the intensity of both deluges and droughts in California.
Evacuation orders were issued for parts of Montecito, a coastal enclave home to celebrities including Oprah Winfrey and Meghan Markle.
Los Angeles Times
2 months ago
Los Angeles

Spring snowpack has shrunk significantly over the last 40 years due to warming

Seasonal snowpack across the Northern Hemisphere has significantly shrunk over the last 40 years due to global warming, putting millions of people at risk of worsening water instability.
River basins in the Southwestern and Northeastern United States, as well as Central and Eastern Europe, have seen the sharpest declines in snow water equivalent, with decreases of 10% to 20% per decade.
Axios
6 days ago
Environment

Oil, gas set to sail past Paris targets

Oil and gas sector is set to exceed 2°C global temperature rise
None of the top oil and gas companies are Paris compliant
www.aljazeera.com
1 week ago
OMG science

UN weather agency issues red alert' on climate change after record heat

2024 likely to be record-hot year
WMO warns of inadequate efforts to reverse climate trends
www.dw.com
1 week ago
Environment

UN weather agency sounds 'red alert' on climate DW 03/19/2024

2023 warmest year on record at 1.45°C above pre-industrial levels
UN agency warns of interconnected issues like food insecurity and displacement
www.nytimes.com
1 month ago
Environment

Have We Crossed a Dangerous Warming Threshold? Here's What to Know.

The average global temperature over the past 12 months was more than 1.5 degrees Celsius higher than at the beginning of the industrial age.
The temperature targets set by the Paris Agreement represent guardrails for humanity to avoid the worst consequences of global warming.
www.vice.com
2 months ago
Environment

2023, the World's Hottest Year, Was 1.48C Above Average Pre-Industrial Levels

2023 was the hottest year on record, with the Earth 1.48C hotter than pre-industrial levels.
The average global temperature in 2023 was 0.17C higher than in 2016, the previous hottest year on record.
Independent.ie
2 months ago
OMG science

Climate scientists declare 2023 hottest year on record as 1.5C temperature threshold breached every second day

2023 declared world's hottest year on record
Breaches of 1.5C threshold occurred on almost 50% of days
www.npr.org
1 week ago
Environment

A warm, dry spring has U.S. forecasters worried about the upcoming wildfire season

Most of the US to have warmer-than-average temperatures this spring, increasing wildfire risk.
Texas and other parts of the Southwest, Great Plains, and Upper Mississippi River Valley particularly vulnerable to high wildfire risk.
www.nytimes.com
1 week ago
Environment

Making the Case for Capitalism

Short-term profit incentives can drive long-term change in combating climate crisis.
Capitalism can be modified to tackle climate change while delivering profits.
Irish Independent
1 week ago
Environment

A red alert to the world: 'off the charts' climate records in 2023 sees weather scientists sound alarm

2023 was the warmest year on record, with global temperatures 1.45C above pre-industrial levels.
CO2 levels are 50% higher than pre-industrial era, contributing to rising temperatures for decades.
WIRED
2 weeks ago
Environment

Climate Change Is Bad for Your Health, Wherever You Are

Extreme heat can be deadly and is predicted to become five times more lethal by 2050 due to global warming.
Climate change impacts health through natural disasters, diseases spreading to new areas, economic insecurity, and mental health issues.
Mail Online
2 weeks ago
Environment

Climate change could cost the world up to $24 TRILLION by 2060

Global warming could cost the world up to $24 trillion by 2060.
Climate change will have cascading impacts across industries like tourism, food production, and healthcare.
www.nytimes.com
2 weeks ago
Environment

Oil Fields Release Far More Methane Than Thought, Study Finds

Oil and gas producers may be emitting more methane than estimated
Methane is a potent greenhouse gas with significant impact on global warming.
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time.com
1 week ago
OMG science

U.N. Weather Agency Issues Red Alert' on Climate Change After Record Heat in 2023

Record-breaking levels of greenhouse gases and warming in 2023, pointing towards a potential warmer 2024.
Climate goal of limiting planetary warming to 1.5 degrees Celsius is in jeopardy due to inadequate global efforts.
english.elpais.com
1 month ago
Environment

Eight months of consecutive heat records: January 2024 was the warmest ever on Earth

2023 was the hottest year on record since the mid-19th century.
Last month was the warmest January ever recorded, continuing a trend of record-breaking temperatures.
www.nytimes.com
2 months ago
Environment

Opinion | How Hot Was It Last Year?

Last year was the warmest recorded in modern history, breaking the record by an exceptionally large margin.
The global average temperature in 2023 was more than 1.5 degrees Celsius above the preindustrial level, according to one data set.
www.theguardian.com
2 months ago
OMG science

Off the charts': 2023 was hottest year ever recorded globally, US scientists confirm

2023 was the hottest year on record globally by a significant margin, according to Nasa and Noaa.
The severity of the heat and the record-breaking temperatures have left scientists struggling to explain and predict the future climate crisis.
Ars Technica
2 months ago
OMG science

First results are in: 2023 temperatures were stunningly warm

Most years have some months that aren't especially unusual in terms of temperatures, but 2023 was consistently record-breaking.
The European Union's Copernicus Earth-observation program has declared 2023 the warmest year on record.
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www.thelocal.com
2 weeks ago
EU data protection

'Prepare for 3C rise': Europe warned it must do more to deal with climate crisis

EU experiencing rapid warming compared to the global average
EU GDP could decrease by around seven percent by the end of the century due to climate consequences
www.theguardian.com
2 weeks ago
Environment

Fossil fuel firms must plug methane leaks to meet climate targets, warns watchdog

Fossil fuel companies must pay billions to reduce methane emissions to meet climate targets.
Many leaks in fossil fuel operations can be easily plugged using best practices adopted globally.
euronews
2 weeks ago
Environment

Lake Geneva's water temperatures on the rise

Lake Geneva water temperature increasing at alarming rate
Urgent need for CO2 emissions reduction to mitigate global warming
Impact on Lake Geneva's ecosystem and biodiversity
www.fastcompany.com
3 weeks ago
Environment

This methane-detecting satellite will track down polluters from space

Methane is potent in the short term, lasting only around 12 years, making its reduction crucial.
The new satellite MethaneSAT will play a key role in identifying methane leaks globally, aiding in emission reduction efforts.
The Verge
3 weeks ago
Environment

A tech-backed mission to monitor methane pollution launches today

MethaneSAT satellite will launch today with support from tech giants like Jeff Bezos, Google, and SpaceX.
Methane pollution contributes significantly to global warming, and MethaneSAT aims to track and reduce methane emissions more efficiently.
WIRED
3 weeks ago
OMG science

Less Sea Ice Means More Arctic Trees-Which Means Trouble

White spruce are spreading into once-inhospitable tundra due to increased snowfall in the Arctic.
The Arctic greening caused by white spruce expansion has significant climate implications, potentially accelerating global warming.
Salon
3 weeks ago
OMG science

Joe Biden says climate change deniers are "Neanderthals" - that's not fair to Neanderthals

President Biden referred to climate change deniers as 'Neanderthals' during a speech, highlighting scientific evidence on climate change.
It is crucial to acknowledge that modern humans, not Neanderthals, are accountable for climate change, driven primarily by carbon dioxide emissions.
Nature
3 weeks ago
OMG science

This methane-sniffing satellite will leave climate polluters nowhere to hide

Slashing methane emissions could have a significant impact on global warming.
MethaneSAT, developed at a cost of around $US88 million, will provide detailed methane emission data globally.
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Futurism
4 weeks ago
OMG science

Scientists Alarmed by Spike in Ocean Temperatures

Rapid ocean temperature rise alarms scientists globally
Rate of ocean warming exceeds scientists' expectations
www.theguardian.com
1 month ago
OMG science

Ancient sea sponges at centre of controversial claim world has already warmed by 1.7C

Ancient sponge species in the Caribbean Sea may have recorded a 1.7C increase in ocean temperatures since the start of the Industrial Revolution, half a degree higher than previous estimates.
The research has been met with caution by some scientists who argue that one sponge species from a single location is not enough evidence to make such a bold claim.
USA TODAY
2 months ago
OMG science

2024 starts with off-the-charts heat in the oceans. Here's what could happen next.

Ocean temperatures are at or near their peak and ocean surface temperatures are "off the chart"
The warmth in the oceans helps control the atmosphere and supercharges wild weather
Axios
2 months ago
OMG science

Climate scientists can't fully explain why 2023 was Earth's hottest year on record

Climate scientists are unable to explain why 2023 was the hottest year on record globally by such a large margin
The record-breaking heat extended to the oceans, with the amount of heat stored in the top 2,000 meters breaking records as well
Axios
2 months ago
OMG science

Climate scientists can't fully explain why 2023 was Earth's hottest year on record

Climate scientists are unable to explain why 2023 was the hottest year on record globally by such a large margin
The record-breaking heat extended to the oceans, with the amount of heat stored in the top 2,000 meters breaking records as well
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Mail Online
4 weeks ago
OMG science

Fish are shrinking due to climate change warming oceans, study reveals

Warmer waters are causing fish to shrink due to smaller plankton at the surface, resulting in less nutrition for fish.
Climate change warming the ocean is leading to competition for food among fish species, affecting their body weight and overall biomass.
Mail Online
1 month ago
OMG science

Antarctica's sea ice drops to an 'alarming low', scientists warn

Antarctica's sea ice has reached a record low, threatening habitats and contributing to global sea level rise.
Experts attribute the record low of sea ice to warm ocean temperatures and other factors, potentially including climate change.
www.nytimes.com
1 month ago
Environment

Opinion | Just How Many People Will Die From Climate Change?

Climate change impact debates include controversial mortality estimations based on temperature rise.
Estimations of climate change mortality vary greatly, from tens of millions to hundreds of millions.
Slate Magazine
1 month ago
OMG science

A Key Plot Point From The Day After Tomorrow Is Set to Come True. Yes, It's Freaky.

The Atlantic Ocean's currents may collapse due to melting ice sheets in Greenland, impacting global climate.
The Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation (AMOC) is crucial for regulating global temperatures and is equivalent to the Earth's thermostat.
Washington Post
1 month ago
OMG science

Parts of Amazon rainforest could tip toward collapse by 2050, study warns

Up to 47% of the Amazon could reach critical ecological tipping points by 2050, transitioning into degraded ecosystems due to deforestation and global warming.
This could lead to the collapse of the Amazon as a carbon sink, releasing stored carbon into the atmosphere and exacerbating global warming.
time.com
1 month ago
OMG science

As the Ice Melts, Polar Bears Are Failing to Find Enough Food on Land

Polar bears are facing grave challenges due to vanishing sea ice, including starvation and loss of the ability to produce milk for their young.
A study conducted in Manitoba, Canada, tracked 20 polar bears to understand the extent of the nutritional loss and alternative food sources available to them on land.
www.aljazeera.com
1 month ago
Environment

UAE, Azerbaijan, Brazil join forces to limit global warming to 1.5C

The United Arab Emirates, Azerbaijan and Brazil are forming a troika to push for an international agreement to limit global warming to 1.5 degrees Celsius.
The troika partnership aims to enhance international cooperation and stimulate ambition in the next round of countries' climate targets.
The Atlantic
1 month ago
Environment

Trump's America Will Lose the Climate Race

A second Trump presidency would result in four years of relentless carbon pollution and a complete abnegation of the country's climate duties.
The warming that the United States would contribute to the atmosphere during those years would make the world warmer than it would be without them.
Futurism
1 month ago
OMG science

NASA's Launches Mission to Study Earth's 'Invisible Universe'

NASA has launched the PACE mission to study the microscopic life forms and particles in Earth's atmosphere.
The PACE mission could revolutionize our understanding of global warming, ocean ecosystems, and threatened marine life.
Mail Online
1 month ago
OMG science

Earth surpassed 'doomed' 2.7F warming limit for the first time in 2023

The Earth recorded its highest 12-month average temperature on record, exceeding 2.7 degrees Fahrenheit (1.5C) of warming.
Scientists warn that passing this threshold could cause irreversible harm to the planet and future generations.
www.dw.com
1 month ago
Environment

Stored carbon: The key to a chill future? DW 02/06/2024

Carbon dioxide concentrations have increased significantly due to human activity and are contributing to global warming.
Carbon capture and storage (CCS) is a method to prevent excess carbon dioxide from entering the atmosphere and involves capturing CO2 from point sources and storing it underground.
www.theguardian.com
1 month ago
UK politics

The Guardian view on Labour's green retreat: wrong, wrong, wrong | Editorial

Global warming has exceeded 1.5C above preindustrial levels for an entire year, showcasing the urgency of the climate crisis.
Labour's decision to retreat from its climate commitments, citing economic concerns, is met with disappointment and outrage.
www.theguardian.com
2 months ago
UK politics

Labour will be taking a risk sticking by its 28bn green energy plan. It should do it anyway | Larry Elliott

2023 was the hottest year on record, with the Earth now 1.48C warmer than before the industrial age.
The threat posed by the climate emergency is the biggest concern for global risks in the long term.
www.aljazeera.com
1 month ago
OMG science

First time world exceeds 1.5C warming limit over 12-month period

Global warming has exceeded temperatures of 1.5 degrees Celsius over a 12-month period, according to European climate monitors.
The world has not yet permanently breached the crucial 1.5C warming threshold outlined in the Paris climate agreement.
The world also experienced its hottest January on record, continuing a run of exceptional heat fueled by climate change.
www.mercurynews.com
2 months ago
California

Californians got lucky with the weather this past year. Can it continue again in 2024?

Last year was the hottest year on record globally, but California experienced a cooler than normal year.
California's average temperature in 2023 was the lowest in 12 years, but experts emphasize that this does not mean climate change has stopped.
www.nytimes.com
2 months ago
OMG science

A New Era in Global Heat

2023 was the warmest year on record, with temperatures 1.48 degrees Celsius above preindustrial levels.
Every month in 2023 broke temperature records, indicating accelerating global warming.
Factors such as an underwater volcano eruption and limits on sulfur pollution may have contributed to the extreme heat in 2023.
www.nytimes.com
2 months ago
OMG science

A New Era in Global Heat

2023 was the warmest year on record, with temperatures 1.48 degrees Celsius above preindustrial levels.
Every month in 2023 broke temperature records, indicating accelerating global warming.
Factors such as an underwater volcano eruption and limits on sulfur pollution may have contributed to the extreme heat in 2023.
www.france24.com
1 month ago
OMG science

Global temperatures breach 1.5C limit over 12 months period for first time

Earth has experienced 12 consecutive months with temperatures 1.5C hotter than pre-industrial levels, according to Europe's climate monitor.
Climate change, intensified by the El Nino phenomenon, has led to extreme weather events and record-breaking warming in 2023.
www.theguardian.com
1 month ago
Environment

Australia's climate has warmed by 1.5C since 1910, BoM temperature records show

Australia's climate has warmed by 1.5C since 1910, according to the Bureau of Meteorology.
Australia's land surface has warmed faster than the global average, with a temperature increase of about 1.6C relative to the period between 1850 and 1900.
The Mercury News
1 month ago
Environment

Mayor pledges to work toward public investment in clean energy, reject fossil fuels

Antioch Mayor Lamar Hernandez-Thorpe pledges to reject investing public money into fossil fuel infrastructure in the city.
Hernandez-Thorpe becomes the first mayor to sign onto Pacific Environment's global pledge to fight climate crisis and say no to new fossil fuel infrastructure in Antioch.
Mail Online
1 month ago
OMG science

'Umbrella' the size of Argentina to block sun's rays and cool Earth

Climate scientists are developing an umbrella-like shade the size of Argentina that could reduce the Earth's temperature by 2.7 degrees Fahrenheit within two years.
The prototype for the shade is seeking up to $20 million in funding and is expected to be achieved by 2027.
www.nytimes.com
1 month ago
OMG science

Six Spongy Sea Creatures Suggest Warming Might Be Worse Than Thought

Scientists have found evidence that humans have raised global temperatures by 1.7 degrees Celsius, higher than the commonly used value of 1.2 degrees Celsius.
The evidence comes from studying the chemical composition of centuries-old sponges in the Caribbean Sea, which reveals a new history of global warming in the earliest decades.
The findings suggest that dangerous climate change may have started earlier than previously thought, and the effects of a hotter Earth could reach certain levels sooner.
Futurism
1 month ago
OMG science

Scientists Working on Plan to Cool Earth by Blocking Sun

Scientists are exploring the idea of sending umbrellas into space to block the Sun's rays and mitigate the effects of global warming.
The proposed method involves launching a swarm of smaller shades into space to work together, rather than launching one large structure.
www.thisislocallondon.co.uk
1 month ago
OMG science

Why The Youth is to blame for the Rise in Climate Extremism

Youth activists calling for action on climate change are often accused of hypocrisy due to their own consumer habits.
The UK's efforts to reduce greenhouse gas emissions may have minimal impact as larger countries like China continue to emit high levels of greenhouse gases.
Independent
2 months ago
Environment

'Ireland is exposed and vulnerable' -country not prepared for scale of threat from climate change, report finds

Ireland is already experiencing significant climate change
The country is not adequately prepared for current or future impacts.
www.dw.com
2 months ago
OMG science

What is climate? And how is it different from weather? DW 01/17/2024

Climate change refers to gradual shifts in temperatures and weather patterns over time, not hourly changes in weather forecasts.
Most recent changes to the global climate have been driven by human activities, particularly greenhouse gas emissions from transportation, agriculture, and heating.
www.dw.com
2 months ago
OMG science

What is climate? And how is it different from weather? DW 01/17/2024

Climate change refers to gradual shifts in temperatures and weather patterns over time, not hourly changes in weather forecasts.
Most recent changes to the global climate have been driven by human activities, particularly greenhouse gas emissions from transportation, agriculture, and heating.
BuzzFeed
2 months ago
OMG science

"It Was Record-Breaking": Scientists Say 2023 Was Earth's Hottest Year On Record

The 1.5-degree goal needs to be kept alive to protect future generations.
The record heat in 2023 was primarily caused by increasing levels of greenhouse gas emissions.
Independent.ie
2 months ago
OMG science

Climate scientists declare 2023 hottest year on record as 1.5C temperature threshold breached every second day

2023 declared world's hottest year on record
Breaches of 1.5C threshold occurred on almost 50% of days
www.nytimes.com
1 month ago
OMG science

Could a Giant Parasol in Outer Space Help Solve the Climate Crisis?

Astronomers and physicists propose using a giant sunshade in outer space to counter global warming by blocking a small amount of solar radiation.
Blocking just shy of 2% of the sun's radiation could cool the planet by 1.5 degrees Celsius and keep Earth within manageable climate boundaries.
www.theguardian.com
1 month ago
Environment

Literally off the charts': global coral reef heat stress monitor forced to add new alerts as temperatures rise

The US government's Coral Reef Watch program has added three new alert categories to represent increasing temperature extremes on coral reefs.
Coral reefs are highly vulnerable to heat stress caused by global warming, which can lead to coral bleaching and mortality.
The Atlantic
2 months ago
OMG science

A Counterintuitive Effect of Global Warming

Global warming could cause a shutdown of the Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation (AMOC), leading to a dramatic cooling in Europe.
A similar scenario occurred 12,800 years ago, resulting in a sudden drop in temperatures that lasted for 1,300 years.
www.aljazeera.com
2 months ago
Environment

Global warming drove record Amazon rainforest drought, study finds

Climate change, not El Nino, was the primary driver of the drought in the Amazon rainforest last year.
Global warming caused by the burning of fossil fuels made the drought 30 times more likely and caused water levels to slump to record lows.
www.nytimes.com
2 months ago
Left-wing politics

Biden Vetoes Republican Measure to Block Electric Vehicle Charging Stations

President Biden vetoed a Republican-led effort to block $7.5 billion in funding for electric vehicle charging stations.
Biden argued that the resolution would undermine domestic manufacturing and the clean energy transition.
theconversation.com
2 months ago
Science

Extreme Cold Snaps Could Get Worse as Climate Warms

Arctic cold air swept southward, breaking temperature records and affecting millions of people.
The stratospheric polar vortex and changes to the jet stream contribute to these cold events.
www.cnn.com
2 months ago
OMG science

The 1.5-degree climate goal may be deader than a doornail,' and scientists are bitterly divided over it

The fight to keep global warming below 1.5 degrees Celsius may have already been lost
Prominent scientists disagree on whether it's irresponsible to admit the truth
www.cnn.com
2 months ago
Environment

The 1.5-degree climate goal may be deader than a doornail,' and scientists are bitterly divided over it

The fight to keep global warming below 1.5 degrees Celsius may have already been lost
Prominent scientists disagree on whether it's irresponsible to admit the truth
www.cnn.com
2 months ago
OMG science

The 1.5-degree climate goal may be deader than a doornail,' and scientists are bitterly divided over it

The fight to keep global warming below 1.5 degrees Celsius may have already been lost
Prominent scientists disagree on whether it's irresponsible to admit the truth
Chicago Tribune
2 months ago
OMG science

How this cold snap has Lake Michigan steaming one day and covered in a thin sheet of ice the next

The recent extreme weather in Chicago, from warm temperatures to bitter cold, has created a fascinating phenomenon on Lake Michigan.
The warm start to winter followed by a sudden plunge in temperatures is due to a shift in atmospheric circulation, bringing cold air masses from Canada.
www.cbc.ca
2 months ago
OMG science

Why we're getting extreme cold with record global warming | CBC News

Extreme cold hitting parts of Canada
Global warming does not eliminate winter
WIRED
2 months ago
Environment

Trawling Boats Are Hauling Up Ancient Carbon From the Ocean Depths

Trawl nets used in fishing release double the annual fossil fuel emissions produced by the entire world's fishing fleet.
At least 55-60% of the CO2 created by trawling ends up in the atmosphere within nine years of being stirred from the seafloor.
The Atlantic
2 months ago
Environment

A Slightly Hotter World Could Still Be a Better One

Global warming is inevitable even with efforts to reduce carbon emissions.
Improved quality of life is still possible in a warming world.
Axios
2 months ago
OMG science

2023 shattered records for ocean heat content

The oceans absorbed a record amount of heat last year, indicating human-caused global warming.
Surface temperatures are only a small part of the heating that took place in deeper waters.
time.com
2 months ago
OMG science

2023 Was the Hottest Year Ever and 2024 May Be Even Worse

2023 was the hottest year on record, surpassing the previous record set in 2016 by a wide margin.
Global average temperature was at least 1C warmer than pre-industrial averages every single day of 2023.
time.com
2 months ago
Environment

2023 Was the Hottest Year Ever and 2024 May Be Even Worse

2023 was the hottest year on record, surpassing the previous record set in 2016 by a wide margin.
Global average temperature was at least 1C warmer than pre-industrial averages every single day of 2023.
time.com
2 months ago
OMG science

2023 Was the Hottest Year Ever and 2024 May Be Even Worse

2023 was the hottest year on record, surpassing the previous record set in 2016 by a wide margin.
Global average temperature was at least 1C warmer than pre-industrial averages every single day of 2023.
Axios
2 months ago
Environment

Climate scientists can't fully explain why 2023 was Earth's hottest year on record

Climate scientists are unable to explain why 2023 was the hottest year on record globally by such a large margin
The record-breaking heat extended to the oceans, with the amount of heat stored in the top 2,000 meters breaking records as well
www.npr.org
2 months ago
OMG science

'Frankly astonished': 2023 was significantly hotter than any other year on record

2023 was the hottest year on record
Global warming driven by burning fossil fuels is the primary cause
www.fastcompany.com
2 months ago
Environment

Wind and solar energy exploded in 2023but they need to ramp up even faster to meet climate targets

Renewable energy grew at its fastest rate in 25 years in 2023, with solar in China driving the growth.
Renewable energy is on track to increase by 2 1/2 times by 2030, falling short of the tripling goal set at the 2022 UN climate talks.
www.nytimes.com
2 months ago
Environment

A New Era in Global Heat

2023 was the warmest year on record, with temperatures 1.48 degrees Celsius above preindustrial levels.
Every month in 2023 broke temperature records, indicating accelerating global warming.
Factors such as an underwater volcano eruption and limits on sulfur pollution may have contributed to the extreme heat in 2023.
Independent.ie
2 months ago
Environment

Climate scientists declare 2023 hottest year on record as 1.5C temperature threshold breached every second day

2023 declared world's hottest year on record
Breaches of 1.5C threshold occurred on almost 50% of days
HuffPost
2 months ago
Environment

Earth Shattered Global Heat Record In 2023 And There's More Bad News To Come

2023 was 1.48 degrees Celsius above pre-industrial times, just below the 1.5 degrees Celsius limit set by the Paris Climate Accord.
January 2024 is on track to exceed the 1.5-degree threshold for the first time in a 12-month period.
Truthout
2 months ago
Environment

2023 Shatters Global Temperature Records. 2024 Is Expected to Be Worse.

2023 was the hottest year on record, surpassing 2016 by a large margin.
Temperatures during 2023 likely exceed those of any period in at least the last 100,000 years.
Axios
2 months ago
Environment

Earth's hottest year: 2023 neared critical Paris warming limit

2023 was the hottest year on record, falling just shy of the 1.5-degree warming limit under the Paris climate agreement.
Last year's heat raises questions among scientists about whether climate change has accelerated, or even passed a tipping point.
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