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1 day ago · Atmospheric rivers are narrow bands of water vapor that form in the mid to high latitudes. These can span several miles and carry immense amounts of water – up to 27 times the flow of the Mississippi River. They primarily transport water from tropical oceans toward the poles, causing heavy ...

2 days ago · The construction industry, a major contributor to carbon emissions, has an untapped potential to become a powerful ally in fighting climate change. By incorporating carbon-storing materials like concrete, bio-based plastics and asphalt, it’s …

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2 days ago · Concern over wildfires is growing due to climate change, which is making them more frequent and intense. In addition to causing immediate destruction, wildfires release toxic chemicals and particles into the environment, greatly increasing air pollution. Protecting the environment and human health ...

In Atlas of a Threatened Planet, Esther Gonstalla uses easy-to-understand infographics to explain the climate and environmental crisis. In The Heat Will Kill You First, Jeff Goodell provides an alarming exploration of the growing dangers of extreme heat due to climate change. ATLAS OBSCURA: WILD ...

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3 days ago · The energy transition is one of Europe’s most ambitious projects, with the goal of becoming climate-neutral by 2050. During President Trump’s term in office in the US, climate protection was put on the back burner in favor of fossil fuels.

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Jan 23, 2025 · Humans’ increasingly large footprint across the planet is affecting some wild plant and animal species’ evolutionary paths, a la the “tuskless” wild African elephant seen here. Credit: Robin Cafolla, FlickrCC. Dear EarthTalk: How has the …