Panama Canal Caps Daily Transits As El Niño Shrinks Water Supply
From Sept 4, the Panama Canal limits ships to 34 a day as rainfall runs 34% low. El Niño threatens deeper cuts.
Rising CO2 Is Quietly Rewriting Human Blood Chemistry, NHANES Data Show
Rising carbon dioxide in the atmosphere may already be leaving a measurable mark inside the human body. Scientists analysing more than two decades of U.S. health data found that blood bicarbonate levels have climbed about 7 per cent since 1999,
When ‘Unprecedented’ Heat Bends Steel: Two UK Trains Derail in 24 Hours
A Greater Anglia train came off the tracks at Wickford station in Essex on Friday afternoon. About 40 people were on board. No one
Lake Powell hits record low of 3,519.91 feet as Colorado River crisis threatens 40 million people
On August 16, 2026, Lake Powell, the second-largest reservoir in the United States, reached a water level of 3,519.91 feet—breaking the previous record low
California’s New Bill Targets Big Oil for Climate Disaster Costs Amidst $250 Billion Wildfire Damages
Big oil and gas companies may soon have to pay for California’s climate disasters. A new state bill would make companies that released large amounts of greenhouse gases between 1990 and 2024
Sunita Somvanshi
Record-Breaking Heat: January 2025 Becomes Earth’s Warmest Month in 175 Years
Climate change has caused persistent heating on planet Earth. January 2025 is recorded as the warmest January in 175 years. A run of extraordinary heat extended to January. An average global temperature
Rahul Somvanshi
Climate Change Threatens $1.5 Trillion in U.S. Home Values
Your home’s value could drop significantly over the next 30 years due to climate change. A new study shows U.S. house prices could fall by $1.5 trillion as severe weather becomes more
Govind Tekale
Grand Canyon’s 1 Million Acres Face Renewed Uranium Mining Threat
A new Interior Department order threatens to reopen uranium mining near the Grand Canyon, setting up a clash between energy development and environmental protection. Interior Secretary Doug Burgum’s directive calls for a
Climate Change Forces 445,000 Trees in Spain to Adapt or Die
Climate change is forcing trees to adapt or die across Spain’s forests, shows a 25-year study of 445,000 trees. The research reveals how some trees are growing thinner leaves and stronger roots
Llama Cousins’ Bathroom Habits Speed Up Andes Recovery as Ice Melts
A wild animal related to llamas is helping bring life back to barren mountain areas in South America through a simple activity – going to the bathroom in the same spots. These
Climate Change: UK Farms to Grow , Chickpeas by 2080
British farms could soon grow oranges and chickpeas alongside traditional crops as climate change reshapes agriculture, according to new research by the UK Centre for Ecology & Hydrology. The study maps future
Loggerhead Turtles’ Feeding Grounds Shift Northward by 200 km per Decade Due to Rising Sea Temperatures
Endangered North Pacific loggerhead sea turtles are moving north at an unprecedented rate to survive warming oceans, according to new Stanford University research. The study reveals these marine reptiles are shifting their
Cleaner Ship Fuels Tied to 0.08°C Global Temperature Rise in 2023 Due to Reduced Ocean Cloud Cover
A move to make ship fuel cleaner in 2020 had an unexpected effect – it helped push global temperatures to record highs in 2023, according to new research from Cornell University. The
Juvenile Sablefish Outnumber Salmon 13:1, Threatening Northwest Coastal Ecosystem
Climate change has brought increasing numbers of juvenile sablefish to the Northwest coast’s waters, creating problems for young salmon. Over the past 20 years, large numbers of juvenile sablefish have moved into