climate change
- Jan- 2022 -18 JanuaryScience
Humanity Has Turned Land Itself Into a Menace
Buildings in Russia are crumbling like they’re made of Lego bricks. Alaska spends millions of dollars each year repairing roads…
Read More » - 18 JanuaryEurope
Indonesia is building a new capital because its current one is sinking
Indonesia’s parliament on Tuesday passed a law approving the relocation of its capital from slowly sinking Jakarta to a site…
Read More » - 18 JanuaryScience
A Project to Count Climate Crisis Deaths Has Surprising Results
The analysis also excluded deaths from air pollution, which Public Health England estimates is equivalent to between 28,000 and 36,000…
Read More » - 16 JanuaryEntrepreneurs
It’s Time for Businesses to Adapt to Climate Change. How Should They Do It?
Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. The outcome of COP26 has left many disappointed. Despite 151 parties having…
Read More » - 16 JanuaryScience
How to Prepare for Climate Change’s Most Immediate Impacts
If you weren’t already convinced by the epic snowstorm, fatal heat dome, horrific flooding, apocalyptic fires, and terrifying IPCC report…
Read More » - 15 JanuaryScience
Old Climate Clues Shed New Light on History
This story originally appeared on Yale Environment 360 and is part of the Climate Desk collaboration. Joseph Manning, a Yale…
Read More » - 15 JanuaryScience
Gravity Could Solve Clean Energy’s One Major Drawback
In a Swiss valley, an unusual multi-armed crane lifts two 35-ton concrete blocks high into the air. The blocks delicately…
Read More » - 15 JanuaryScience
Wildfires Are Digging Carbon-Spewing Holes in the Arctic
A perfect storm is ravaging the Arctic—literally. As the world warms, more lightning systems are igniting more peat fires. They…
Read More » - 14 JanuaryScience
How Explosives, a Robot, and a Sled Expose a Doomsday Glacier
Two Decembers ago, Erin Pettit layered up, slapped on goggles, cued up an audio book, and went on a hike—across…
Read More » - 14 JanuaryScience
Can Synthetic Palm Oil Help Save the World’s Tropical Forests?
Over Zoom, Kelleher showed off a bluish photo of Xylome’s proprietary yeast strain, developed from an oil-producing species called Lipomyces…
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