Pacific Northwest Braces For Another Heat Wave
Less than two months after extreme heat was linked to the deaths of nearly 100 people and broke records across the Pacific Northwest,
Senate Passes $3.5 Trillion Budget Plan, Advancing Sweeping Safety Net Expansion
“You’re spending money like drunken sailors,” declared Senator Lindsey Graham of South Carolina, the top Republican on the Budget Committee. “You’re putting in
Wildfires in Algeria leave more than 40 dead including soldiers – video | World news
More than 40 people have died as wildfires sweep through parts of Algeria. Dozens of fires have hit the Kabyle region 60 miles
Fact check: Barnaby Joyce on Australia’s emissions reduction strategy | Barnaby Joyce
A landmark assessment by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change – the world’s leading authority on climate science – has found that human
Regenerative farming shift could reduce UK climate emissions, say experts | Farming
There is growing momentum behind a shift to ‘regenerative’ agriculture in the UK, which can help to mitigate the climate crisis, say leading
Tropical Storm Fred Develops Near Puerto Rico
A storm system south of Puerto Rico developed into Tropical Storm Fred on Tuesday night, the sixth named storm of the 2021 Atlantic
Scientists issue a climate code red
A major UN scientific report has concluded global heating is now irreversible and it is unequivocal that human influence has warmed the atmosphere
Algerian Soldiers Die Fighting Wildfires, President Says
ALGIERS, Algeria — At least 25 Algerian soldiers were killed saving residents from wildfires ravaging mountain forests and villages east of the capital,
Lend Us Your Ears, and Don’t Forget Your Farm Boots
Seeing a play at Willow Wisp Organic Farm in Damascus, Pa., has a simple but highly recommended dress code: sturdy shoes. At the
How Do Hurricanes Form? – The New York Times
John SchwartzReporting on the climate Atlantic hurricanes get their start in Africa. Wind blowing westward off of the coast hits warm ocean water