https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2018/07/11/climate/summer-nights-warming-faster-than-days-dangerous.html Nights Are Warming Faster Than Days. Here’s Why That’s Dangerous. By KENDRA PIERRE-LOUIS and NADJA POPOVICH JULY 11, 2018 July kicked off with searingly hot temperatures for most Americans this year. New daily, monthly and all-time record highs were set across the country last week, with more than 100 million people sweating it out
Fed Up With , Trees Are Moving North & West USA TODAY – Doyle Rice – May 18, 2017 It’s getting so hot that even the trees are heading north. Man-made climate change — including warmer temperatures and deviations in rainfall patterns — appears to be one of the reasons tree populations in the eastern U.S. are
A Washington state county filed a lawsuit against the oil and gas industry Thursday for contributing to climate change. King County’s suit is targeting five fossil fuel companies — BP, Chevron, Exxon Mobil, Royal Dutch and ConocoPhillips — “for knowingly contributing to climate disruptions and putting the residents of King County at greater risk of floods, landslides, ocean acidification,
National Analysis Precipitation whiplashand climate change threatenCalifornia’s freshwater Almost two-thirds of California’s freshwater originate in the Sierra Nevada mountains. But the source is in trouble. By Lauren Tierney and Monica Ulmanu May 9, 2018 Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share on Google Plus Share via Email Share on LinkedIn Share on Pinterest Share on Tumblr
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Opinion Supported by Op-Ed Contributors How Big Forests Solve Global Problems By Thomas E. Lovejoy and John Reid Mr. Reid has pioneered the use of economic insights to conserve forests and other ecosystems globally. Mr. Lovejoy has worked in the Amazon (the largest tropical forest) since 1965. April 19, 2018