Today’s Climate Change Poster Collection highlights Glacial retreat. Glaciers, the large masses of ice that gradually flow downhill, have been retreating since the mid-19th century. This phenomenon, which is likely caused by human-induced climate change, occurs when increased melting surpasses accumulation. Interestingly, around 75% of the world’s freshwater supply is stored in ice. Most of […]

New York Times, a renowned global media company, has taken a progressive step to address the global concern of climate change by developing a comprehensive teaching resource. This resource consists of 30 graphs that elucidate various aspects of climate change, including the rise in air temperatures, intensification of storms, and escalating greenhouse gas emissions. An […]

Frigid weather has gripped Texas in recent days, causing an unexpected consequence: air pollution from industrial facilities. As freezing temperatures and power outages persist, over a million pounds of air pollution have been emitted, exacerbating the already concerning issue of pollution in the state. One of the reasons behind this unintended air pollution is the […]

Today’s Climate Change Poster Collection highlights Energy Storage. The significance of energy storage systems in the process of separating energy consumption from its production cannot be overstated. These systems, designed to handle both electrical and thermal energy, are a crucial part of our energy infrastructure. This is increasingly becoming apparent as we shift towards more […]

In 2023, the United States made history by becoming the world’s largest exporter of liquified natural gas (LNG), with projections indicating that it could potentially double its exports by the close of this decade. However, this rapid expansion has recently been put on a temporary pause by the Biden administration. The decision to halt the […]

In a significant development, business and agricultural groups, including the heavyweights like the U.S. Chamber of Commerce and the American Farm Bureau Federation, are taking legal action against the state of California. The bone of contention is California’s climate disclosure mandates, which these organizations believe exceed federal authority and infringe upon the First Amendment. The […]

Today’s Climate Change Poster Collection highlights  Peak oil, the theorized point in time when the maximum rate of global oil production will occur, after which oil production will begin an irreversible decline. Although the notion of peak oil suggests a decrease in world oil production, this has not transpired as yet due to technological advancements in extraction […]

Yale University has recently conducted surveys indicating that the awareness and acceptance of global warming are increasing among Americans, including those who identify as Republicans. However, the research also revealed an evident divide in beliefs regarding the cause of this global phenomenon and the potential solutions to address it. The surveys show an upward trend […]

Southern California is once again grappling with torrential flooding for the second time in a month, attributed to El Niño-fueled rains. The city of San Diego has been particularly hard hit, suffering one of its wettest days on record. Experts identify the cause as an atmospheric river, a weather phenomenon that carries a significant amount […]

Today’s Climate Change Poster Collection highlights Storm surge. Storm surges are coastal floods or events similar to tsunamis, characterized by a rise in water levels. These events are frequently linked to low-pressure weather systems like cyclones, which are known for their destructive power. Understanding the causes and consequences of storm surges is essential for coastal […]