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Escape the freeze: Take a trip to the Arctic - Vimarsana News

Escape the freeze: Take a trip to the Arctic

CHATTANOOGA – It’s a rare privilege to visit the North or South Pole, but with a cold snap preparing to send the mercury into a nosedive next week, all Chattanoogans

Earth Week lectures at Western Nevada College to highlight global warming, Lake Tahoe geology - Vimarsana News

Earth Week lectures at Western Nevada College to highlight global warming, Lake Tahoe geology

Earth and science will be in the spotlight at Western Nevada College next week with two free lectures in Carson City that will feature discussions on global warming and the geologic history of Lake Tahoe. The events highlight a series of activities during Earth Week, April 22-27.

Climate Change and Extreme Weather - What Scientists Say Is Causing Massive Storms and Heat Waves - Vimarsana News

Climate Change and Extreme Weather - What Scientists Say Is Causing Massive Storms and Heat Waves

The storms we do experience will be stronger, creating more dire episodes like the one in Libya.

Hurricane Idalia raises concerns about increasing severity of Georgia storms - Vimarsana News

Hurricane Idalia raises concerns about increasing severity of Georgia storms

Hurricane Idalia hit portions of southeast and south central Georgia on Aug. 30. Gov. Brian Kemp issued a state of emergency for all of Georgia in preparation for the storm

Bounce houses can be dangerous on a windy day - Vimarsana News

Bounce houses can be dangerous on a windy day

Since 2000, there have been at least 136 wind-related bounce house incidents worldwide, resulting in 489 injuries and 28 deaths. Learn how to stay safe on Across the Sky.