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North America's 2021 fire season, including massive Northern California blazes, was made worse by a supercharged heat dome. What did the supercharging? Climate change.

The researchers argue that taking immediate actions to mitigate climate change could reduce some long-term losses.

Risk has always been a part of farming, particularly due to its dependence on the weather in any given season or year, and crop insurance has

Https://youtu.be/wAmNUMdn1p4?si=jtmqvNzoYARYUlRa And around the world, for that matter. Above, new piece from CNBC. Here, more in depth explainer of the forces changing the intensity and frequency of severe storms. https://youtu.be/gU3GJ5D-KfA?si=g7NOU1deDTGumSC7 Below, I interviewed Noah Diffenbaugh of Stanford, an expert in extreme convective storms. How did his predictions hold up? https://youtu.be/tpFMJYJkHBo?si=YlBjcT2UK0anXt9O

Https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nrcRhWXruIs David Lobell is the Benjamin M. Page Professor at Stanford University in the Department of Earth System Science and the Gloria and Richard Kushel Director of the Center on Food Security and the Environment. He is also the William Wrigley Senior Fellow at the Stanford Woods Institute for the Environment, and a senior fellow…

A new model finds a remarkable tally for the impact of even a bit of carbon over decades.

This summer's string of record-breaking disasters is a window into the future.

A heckler interrupted the vice president but was quickly dismissed.

Data acquired by Newsweek showed the stark differences in wildfires occurring in 2023 compared to last year.

Thousands of people in Maui were forced to evacuate Wednesday morning, including some who jumped into the ocean to flee the flames.