Pop superstar Taylor Swift is making headlines not just for her chart-topping music, but also for her efforts to combat climate change. Swift has reportedly been buying carbon credits to offset emissions from her private jet use, supposedly purchasing double the necessary amount. Swift owns two Dassault Falcons, both of which contribute to a hefty […]

Burmese pythons, an invasive species hailing from the exotic jungles of Southeast Asia, have become a menace in the Florida Everglades. In their new environment, these formidable predators are preying on local wildlife, irrevocably disrupting the local food chain, and causing significant ecological damage. Yet, despite their destructive presence, these pythons may be part of […]

Today’s Climate Change Poster Collection highlights Revegetation, emerges as a powerful ally in this monumental task, representing the restoration of vegetation to areas where it has been depleted or degraded. This multifaceted approach encompasses a range of activities, from reforestation and afforestation to the restoration of grasslands, wetlands, and other ecosystems. By reintroducing plant life […]

Climate Impact X (CIX), a carbon trading company, has taken a significant step in its broader expansion strategy by introducing its first carbon removal contracts. This new development contributes to the diversification of CIX’s carbon credit product range, supporting the global effort to limit climate change. The launch of the carbon removal contracts took place […]

The digital age and its advancements have brought about a multitude of benefits and conveniences, but it has also resulted in an increased environmental cost. This is particularly evident when examining the carbon footprint of online activities like Google searches and AI model usage. Unfortunately, many companies lack transparency about these environmental costs, making it […]

The Government Accountability Office (GAO) has recently suggested that the Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) needs to consider the potential impacts of climate change on nuclear power plants during its licensing decisions. This comes in light of the fact that the current 94 operating commercial reactors in the U.S. were designed for a climate that is […]

A recent study led by the University of Exeter and the Laboratoire de Météorologie Dynamique in Paris has made significant strides in the understanding of the effects of clouds on global warming. This research has considerably reduced the level of uncertainty that previously surrounded this area of study, providing a clearer picture of our planet’s […]

Today’s Climate Change Poster Collection highlights Tipping Point. In the context of climate discussions, the term “tipping point” holds significant weight as it represents a critical juncture where relatively minor changes can trigger drastic and potentially irreversible alterations in our environment and climate systems. A tipping point is characterized by a moment in which a […]

Over the years, the Earth’s freshwater resources have been significantly altered, due to factors such as dam construction, large-scale irrigation, and global warming. These changes have exceeded the pre-industrial range variations, increasing the risk to the capacity of freshwater resources to regulate essential ecological and climatic processes. A team of researchers discovered that the global […]

The Vermont Legislature is making significant strides in the fight against climate change, pushing forward a bill that proposes holding major fossil fuel companies financially accountable for the damage caused by climate change. This move comes as a response to the recent extreme weather events that have wreaked havoc in the state. The proposed bill, […]