Low-income nations bear the brunt of costs from climate change https://static.scientificamerican.com/sciam/cache/file/B7E881A4-72DB-4407-AA8ABF8F47F717CB_source.png Credit: Amanda Montañez The top five greenhouse gas–emitting nations—the U.S., China, Russia, Brazil and … See How Much Climate Change Has Cost Different CountriesRead more
Climate Disaster
The Great Flood
How many times will we rebuild Florida’s cities, Houston, coastal New Jersey, New Orleans and other population centers ravaged by storms lethally intensified by global … The Great FloodRead more
100-Year Flood, 500-Year Flood: Real Risk Probabilities
When the Army Corp of Engineers and NFIP came up with the 100-Year Flood and 500-Year Flood designations, it’s almost as though they wanted to … 100-Year Flood, 500-Year Flood: Real Risk ProbabilitiesRead more
How they found Greta
Mårten Thorslund & Greta Thunberg http://WeDontHaveTime.org first found Greta protesting in front of parliament.
A “Final Warning” on Climate
Last week the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) issued what Greenpeace International called the “final warning” in the global effort to limit warming to … A “Final Warning” on ClimateRead more
The shifting state of planet earth and alien planets
https://mf.b37mrtl.ru/files/2018.07/5b54305bdda4c8f2618b4581.mp4 Adam Frank, On Contact
Climate activists arrested after blocking private jets in Amsterdam airport
Dutch border police arrested hundreds of climate activists who stormed Amsterdam’s Schiphol airport and sat in front of the wheels of aircraft to prevent them … Climate activists arrested after blocking private jets in Amsterdam airportRead more
Disha Ravi Accuses Police of Leaking Private Info
The Delhi high court on Monday, February 27, ordered the Union government to file an affidavit on the status of the investigation against climate activist … Disha Ravi Accuses Police of Leaking Private InfoRead more
This is people’s issue
Interview mit Arnold Schwarzenegger und Greta Thunberg
After the deluge — cascading effects of extreme weather on human health
News coverage of this summer’s devastating flood in Pakistan has peaked, but the deluge left behind hasn’t subsided: Experts predict the floodwaters could take six months to … After the deluge — cascading effects of extreme weather on human healthRead more