In an exciting and unique initiative, the upcoming balloons dotting the Chicago downtown skies will not just be a visual spectacle but will serve a much higher purpose. These balloons are set to participate in a variety of activities, one of the most prominent being a climate study. This study is being jointly conducted by […]

Last year, weather and climate disasters in the U.S. triggered approximately $93 billion in damages, according to the NOAA National Centers for Environmental Information. These figures underscore the escalating threat posed by climate change and the urgent need for mitigation strategies. Jeremy Porter, the head of climate implications for First Street Foundation, warns that no […]

Today’s Climate Change Poster Collection highlights Tropical Cyclones, also known as hurricanes or typhoons depending on their geographic location, are among the most formidable and destructive natural phenomena on our planet. These powerful storms are characterized by intense winds, heavy rainfall, and storm surges that can lead to catastrophic damage to coastal regions and beyond. […]

Germany has been embracing a new trend in renewable energy, as plug-and-play solar panel systems surge in popularity. With over 500,000 systems already installed, this trend is largely due to the simplicity of installation and affordability of these systems. This has been made possible thanks to the introduction of new laws that have eased restrictions […]

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has pioneered a new rapid test to identify the Anopheles stephensi mosquito, a known carrier of malaria. This development is particularly significant given the expanding populations of this mosquito species, largely due to climate change. The Anopheles stephensi mosquito was originally native to Asia. However, with the […]

Today’s Climate Change Poster Collection focus on Black carbon, commonly known as soot, plays a significant yet often underappreciated role in climate change. Unlike carbon dioxide, which persists in the atmosphere for centuries, black carbon has a much shorter atmospheric lifespan, typically lasting only days to weeks. However, its impact during this brief period is […]

As the chief brewer at Tokyo Port Brewing, Yoshimi Terasawa is leading an innovative charge in the world of traditional sake brewing in Tokyo, Japan. Her unique approach to the age-old practice is not only intriguing but also geared towards creating a sustainable future in sake production. Steeping deeply into the brewing process at Tokyo […]

Concerns are being raised by a broad spectrum of society, including academics, activists, and athletes, regarding the potential climate impact of the anticipated 2024 Olympics in Paris. These worries persist despite repeated assurances from the organizers that the upcoming games would be the “greenest ever.” In a report issued by the British Journal of Sports […]

Today’s Climate Change Poster Collection focus on Cryosphere, derived from the Greek word “kryos” meaning cold or frost, refers to the portions of Earth’s surface where water is in its solid form, including glaciers, ice caps, ice sheets, sea ice, snow cover, and permafrost. This frozen frontier spans across the polar regions, high mountain ranges, […]

In a landmark ruling, a Brazilian court recently halted a project to pave a dirt highway, citing significant climate concerns. The project was originally given the greenlight under the presidency of Jair Bolsonaro, yet it has now been brought to a standstill by the judiciary, marking a pivotal moment in Brazil’s environmental legislation. The court’s […]