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Climate change made Quebec fire weather twice as likely, study finds - Vimarsana News

Climate change made Quebec fire weather twice as likely, study finds

Wildfires have occurred in almost every province and territory this summer and have burned more than 137,000 square kilometres – about twice the previous record set in 1995.

NSF Awards $925,711 to Study Effects of Climate Warming on Biodiversity - Vimarsana News

NSF Awards $925,711 to Study Effects of Climate Warming on Biodiversity

The grant will support experiments on damselflies to help understand how climate warming affects trade-offs between competition and predation underlying the maintenance of biodiversity.

Source: uark.edu
Skeptical Science New Research for Week #32 2023 - Vimarsana News

Skeptical Science New Research for Week #32 2023

Open access notables From this week's government/NGO section and UC Berkeley's Goldman School of Public Policy, an attractive choice: 2035 and Beyond: The Report

Remember that Biden Dinner That Joe Biden Never Attended? Well, he did. - Vimarsana News

Remember that Biden Dinner That Joe Biden Never Attended? Well, he did.

“The Bidens are the best at doing exactly what Chairman wants.” That WhatsApp message to a Chinese business associate was the perfect epitaph for the entire Biden corruption scandal. Part of the brilliance of the Biden influence peddling operation was to invest the media in the denial of any scandal. That is no more evident…

American Opinion: America's cities must prepare for deadly heat - Vimarsana News

American Opinion: America's cities must prepare for deadly heat

From the editorial, "Health officials and policymakers need to do more to adapt. ... Cities worldwide should create similar systems, including in Europe, where an estimated 60,000 people died from heat-related causes last summer.

Source: wctrib.com