The next Gabrielle: What would a direct hit on Auckland look like?
Experts warned climate change added 10% more rainfall to ex-tropical Cyclone Gabrielle, with an 80% chance of a similar-sized ...
How to protect your home and business from flood damage with the right insurance
Whether you own a home or business in a flood-prone area, safeguarding your assets against flood damage is crucial. The right ...
With hotter, drier weather, California’s Joshua Trees are in trouble
In the Mojave Desert, rising temperatures, less rainfall, and more intense wildfires are killing off Joshua trees. California ...
Cooler temperatures bring relief in Phoenix, but can also trigger fall allergies
Springtime is the worst allergy season for Phoenix residents, but ragweed and other pollen can also make life miserable in ...
'Now there's nothing': Ongoing drought is one of the worst in Ohio history
The state fire marshal first issued a burn ban Sept. 6 for much of southeastern Ohio, including some areas adjacent to Columbus, that has been most adversely affected by the drought. The ban was ...
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Mechanistic Insights into Plant Biomechanical and Biochemical Adaptation to Climate Change
The field of plant adaptation to climate change has garnered significant attention due to the increasing frequency and ...
Santa Rosa Press Democrat1d
This year saw the hottest summer on Earth. What about in the North Bay, and what’s in store after all the heat?
While the North Bay is known for its chilly summers characterized by the marine layer, the effects of gradual warming, ...
The Grand Junction Daily Sentinel1d
Climatologist: Warming of state almost certain to continue
On the heels of Grand Junction’s hottest summer on record, Colorado’s state climatologist advised Friday that the state’s warming trend over recent decades is all but certain to continue in ...
Creeping Catastrophe: Unseen Landslides Endanger Hundreds of Thousands
People may be compelled to inhabit steeper, riskier terrains as urban expansion, climate change, and flood risks at lower ...
Governing1d
Rural New England Counts on Foliage Tourism, but the Future of Fall Colors Is Uncertain
Ultimately, climate change may bring relief from overtourism at a high price: the loss of vibrant autumn leaves.
Climate change likely factor in Central Europe floods, scientists say
As Storm Boris brought devastating floods to central and eastern Europe, skeptics on social media dismissed the role of ...
What to expect from fall foliage this year across New England
In just a few short weeks, nature will don its radiant fall attire, with leaves transforming into a visual symphony of bright colors."This year does look good. It's been a good growing season, and we ...