Worldwide Coral Bleaching Event May Finally Be Coming To An End
"An ongoing global coral bleaching event, one that’s affected more than 70 percent of tropical reefs worldwide, may finally be coming to a close."
Source: Washington Post, 06/22/2017
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"Zinke, Perry Take Heat Over Trump Budget"
"Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke and Energy Secretary Rick Perry went to opposite sides of Capitol Hill on Tuesday to defend President Trump's proposals to slash their departments' budgets."
Source: The Hill, 06/21/2017
"Feeling the Heat: How Fish Are Migrating from Warming Waters"
"Steadily rising ocean temperatures are forcing fish to abandon their historic territories and move to cooler waters. The result is that fishermen’s livelihoods are being disrupted, as fisheries regulators scramble to incorporate climate change into their planning."
Source: YaleE360, 06/20/2017
"Canceled Flights, Burning Door Handles: Heat Hits Southwest"
"Airlines canceled flights in Phoenix and doctors urged people to be careful around concrete, playground equipment and vehicle interiors Monday as a punishing heat wave threatens to bring temperatures approaching 120 degrees to parts of the Southwestern U.S."
Source: AP, 06/20/2017
"Alaska's Sea Ice Is Melting Unusually Early"
"The Arctic's record-warm winter has allowed thousands of square miles of sea ice off Alaska to melt more than a month early, leaving the shoreline vulnerable to waves and exposing dark ocean water to absorb more heat from the sun."
Source: InsideClimate News, 05/29/2017
"Will The Government Help Farmers Adapt To A Changing Climate?"
"The livelihoods of farmers and ranchers are intimately tied to weather and the environment. But they may not be able to depend on research conducted by the government to help them adapt to climate change if the Trump administration follows through on campaign promises to shift federal resources away from studying the climate."
Source: NPR, 05/22/2017
"Under Fire, Climate Scientists Unite With Lawyers to Fight Back"
"Lawyers and scientists do not always get along, but some are now finding common cause in an effort to defend the integrity of science — especially climate science — in government and academia."
Source: NY Times, 05/16/2017
"Huge Climate March Crowds Protest Trump's Anti-Environment Actions"
"It might not be the largest crowd ever assembled on the National Mall, or the hottest spring day ever recorded in the nation's capital, but the heat was oppressive enough, and the People's Climate March impressive enough in scale to send a message."
Source: InsideClimate News, 05/01/2017
Renewables: An Old Rock Could Lead To 'Next Generation' Solar Cells
"After a 170-year delay, the discovery of a strange, metallic-looking rock found in the Ural Mountains in Russia in 1839 has ignited a global technology race for a cheaper, more efficient solar cell. It could seriously disrupt the world's solar market, currently dominated by China."
Source: ClimateWire, 04/25/2017
Climate Change-Fueled Jet Stream Linked to Floods and Heatwaves: Study
"When Michael Mann goes before Congress Wednesday to testify on global warming, he'll be armed with one more piece of evidence that greenhouse gases from fossil fuel burning are fundamentally altering the climate and leading to life-threatening and costly extreme weather."
Source: InsideClimate News, 03/28/2017
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