No, the Gulf Stream Isn’t Collapsing in Two Years
An AMOC collapse would be very bad, but it is extremely unlikely to happen in two years according to experts.
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Lead Paint: A Decades-Old Issue Still Persists Today
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How Can Chicken Farms Reduce Their Carbon Footprints?
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tropical storms
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Hurricane Hilary Prompts Unsettling Reactions from Angelenos
The category four hurricane that devastated regions of Mexico and the United States was largely impacted by climate change and variations from El Niño.
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New Scientific Tool Identifies Climate Change Fingerprints on Individual Weather Events
A newly emerging field called attribution science can link climate change to other extreme weather events.
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How Climate Change Impacts Each Type of Natural Disaster
After every extreme weather event, tweets and headlines suggest climate change played a role. How does this process actually work?
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Recovery After Hurricane Ian Begins, but Climate Change Looms
Recovery after Hurricane Ian, which killed dozens in Cuba and the U.S., will be arduous as climate change continues to be a main player.
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Yes, Climate Change Did Affect Hurricane Ian
Hurricane Ian, one of the five most powerful U.S. hurricanes, killed dozens and cost billions, all with climate change in the background.
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Were We Prepared for September’s Historic Extreme Weather?
September saw a heat wave in the West, a storm surge in Alaska, and Hurricane Fiona in the Caribbean, stemming from overall unpreparedness.
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No Major Hurricanes in Seven Weeks? Let’s Talk Climate Change Anyway.
This summer marks the third longest gap between named tropical storms in the Atlantic Ocean since the '95. Is this year just an exception?
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How Puerto Rico’s El Yunque National Forest Responded to Hurricane Maria
The only tropical forest in the U.S. houses endangered species and sources half of the water supply for the San Juan metro area.
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As Hurricane Season Worsens, Where Do We Go Next?
Hurricanes and tropical storms cause alarming damage. Why does climate change worsen these storms, and how can we minimize their destruction?
