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Pro: The Earth is Warming Dramatically Earth Warming at Highest Rate Ever The rate at which the Earth is currently warming due to man-made greenhouse gas emissions is higher than any rate previously observed, a new study found. … Researchers from the University of Maryland reconstructed Earth’s temperatures and found that temperature changes caused by

Last week the world recorded temperatures 2 degrees Celsius warmer than pre-industrial levels for the first time in modern recorded history. It's an important development as countries get to adress their CO2 emissions at the COP28 starting next week.

Pro: Antarctic Ice Melt is Dangerous Climate Change is causing accelerated ice loss in Antarctica and Greenland. This is causing sea level rise to increase dangerously. This rising sea level threatens the homes and livelihoods of 100’s of millions of people living on coasts and low-lying islands. NASA presents this graph showing sea level rise

Over 50 religious and environmental organizations, along with prominent leaders, have penned a letter to Pope Francis expressing support for the implicit message in his recent apostolic exhortation, Laudate Deum.

Join us live in Dubai at the World Bank Group pavilion, in partnership with the IMF and the FT, and online. Follow the conversation with #LivablePlanet.

Since 1990, the United Nation’s Intergovernmental Panel of Climate Change has held that global warming is due to the increase in atmospheric carbon dioxide (CO-2) as a result of the

By Andy May In my previous post on multiple regression of known solar cycles versus HadCRUT5, I simply threw the solar cycles, ENSO, and sunspots into the regression blender and compared the result to various models that included CO2. Before reading this post, it is a good idea to read the previous one, since much

The annual climate summits are a "huge circus to make very small steps" in climate policy, says Dutch professor Bart van den Hurk. As an expert, he has been keeping an eye on the climate summits for some time, but he seriously wonders whether they will deliver the "big breakthrough". Van den Hurk was appointed co-chairman of one of the working groups of the UN climate panel IPCC this year.

Since 1990, the United Nation’s Intergovernmental Panel of Climate Change has held that global warming is due to the increase in atmospheric carbon dioxide (CO-2) as a result of the

The forecast for November 2023 through January 2024 is for drought across almost the whole region. Some projected rain in Peru may help with water levels in the Amazon River, but the wider region remains exposed to drought stress and forest fires.