Cyclones in the Arctic are becoming more intense and frequent
Over the last 70 years, boreal storms have steadily grown stronger. And climate change may make them worse, threatening both people and sea ice.
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Over the last 70 years, boreal storms have steadily grown stronger. And climate change may make them worse, threatening both people and sea ice.
Last Friday, 53.7% of the nation was covered in snow; more than any time since record-keeping began—as the oil industry knowingly lies to us and rakes in profits.
[Editor's Note: The author's political commentary refers mainly to the U.S., but the scientific explanation he provides applies to Canada's extreme-cold winter weather events as well as those in the U.S.] By Thom Hartmann; originally published in Common Dreams William Clay didn't realize this was the weekend fossil fuel billionaires' intentional actions would lead to his
[Editor's Note: The author's political commentary refers mainly to the U.S., but the scientific explanation he provides applies to Canada's extreme-cold winter weather events as well as those in the U.S.] By Thom Hartmann; originally published in Common Dreams William Clay didn't realize this was the weekend fossil fuel billionaires' intentional actions would lead to his
[Editor's Note: The author's political commentary refers mainly to the U.S., but the scientific explanation he provides applies to Canada's extreme-cold winter weather events as well as those in the U.S.] By Thom Hartmann; originally published in Common Dreams William Clay didn't realize this was the weekend fossil fuel billionaires' intentional actions would lead to his