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- by Neetika WalterIt would be a high-stakes experiment, drawing on the power of volcanic eruptions to manipulate the climate.
- by The NewsroomJohn Abraham, professor of mechanical engineering at the University of St. Thomas, recently spoke to KARE 11 on Earth Day about climate change.
- by Jeremy HanceIn July 2024, a heat wave swept through the San Francisco Bay Area in the U.S. The surrounding metropolitan area, home to more than 7.5 million people, is known for its mild weather. Only about half of the area’s homes have air-conditioning, according to 2023 census data, compared with more than 90% across the country. […]
- by Royal Forestry SocietyIn the face of mounting threats from climate change, mixed species forests have been called an "insurance policy" for UK forestry in a new literature review supported by DEFRA and Teagasc.
- by idsnews.comClimate engineers at IU and beyond seek to address rising global temperatures.
- by Daily NewsJoin Bonny Ibhawoh, vice-provost, International, and faculty members as they discuss how we can strengthen our global response to the climate crisis.
- by umichIn examining how different countries have rolled out climate change mitigation strategies, research led by the University of Michigan has found reasons to be optimistic about preserving our environment while promoting prosperity and well-being.
- by CBCKitchener Centre voters have seven candidates to choose from in this federal election.The seven candidates are (in alphabetical order by last name):Brian Adeba, Liberal Party of Canada.Kelly DeRidder, Conservative Party of Canada.Margaretha Dyck, United Party.Mike Morrice, Green Party of Canada (incumbent).Ellen Papenburg, Animal Protection Party.Wasai Rahimi, People's Party of Canada.Heather Zaleski, New Democratic Party.CBC K-W […]
- by djc.comWhatcom County is planning for flooding and erosion impacts as climate change accelerates, identifying at-risk communities and infrastructure.
- by #author.fullName}UK show Adolescence is sparking debate about the harm of social media. We need a series to do the same for the most pressing crisis of our times, says Bethan Ackerley
- by John SullivanCity planners defending against future coastal storms will have to contend with increasing rainfall driven by both climate change and urban buildup. But
- York University – It's in the air: art, science and engineering merge to light up airborne pollutionby Education News CanadaYork University researchers are working to make invisible air pollution visible through an innovative project that merges art, science and engineering. Focusing on the threats of airborne bla. . .
- by Micaiah Bilger – Assistant EditorEnvironmental activist says ‘be a little less of an individual’ to save the planet.
- by Nele MarienTo tackle the climate crisis, we must change the system—not just the symptoms. Here's why systemic change is our only way forward.
- by Chris YoungNorway's Svalbard Airport, built on an unstable permafrost foundation, is the world's northernmost airport with scheduled commercial flights.