And it seems more and more people are struggling with ‘eco-anxiety’ as our warming world just seems to get… well, warmer. It’s Not Just You If you think the melting ice caps are only affecting a handful of people, think again. According to a recent large-scale global study, nearly 60% of young people between the ages of 16 and 25 …
Call to Action: 20 Species Suffering Because of Climate Ignorance
Climate change is more than just a warming planet; it’s a profound threat to biodiversity around the globe. From the coral reefs to the Arctic tundra, countless species are struggling to survive due to our collective failure to address climate issues. Here’s a look at 20 species that are paying the price for climate inaction. 1. Polar Bears Polar bears …
New Poll Reveals Dramatic Shift in American Attitudes Toward Climate Change
If Republicans take the White House in November (and statistics show they very well could), it could mean the end of the US climate policy. Global What? To say that the climate emergency is causing chaos across the US would be an understatement. Runaway wildfires, fatal heatwaves, increasingly intense hurricanes, rising sea levels… But the Republican platform steers clear of …
The Bronx Is Burning: Heat and Pollution Hit the Heart of NYC Hardest
As heat waves swept across America last week, the Bronx bore the brunt of it. Heatwave Havoc Last week, temperature records were being broken across the nation. Temperatures soared to a blistering 95°F (35C) in New York, 98°F (36.6C) in Philadelphia, and a face-meltingly hot 120°F (49C) in Las Vegas. While that sounds bad enough, it may have been even …
Utah’s Great Salt Lake Brought Down by Climate Change
The Great Salt Lake in Utah is faced with an environmental and health crisis in the face of declining water levels. Local residents and ecosystems are at risk, as officials must debate the next steps of a restoration project. Salt Lake City’s Environmental Crisis The Great Salt Lake in Utah is facing severe environmental challenges because of its rapidly decreasing …
Ted Cruz Fails to Keep His Cool With ‘Ignorant’ Climate Protestors
During a speaking event, Sen. Ted Cruz lashed out at a group of climate protestors who stormed the stage in the middle of his address. Cruz vs Climate Protestors Republican Senator Ted Cruz was faced down by a group of raucous climate protestors at a conservative speaking event in Washington D.C. on Thursday. And the Texas representative pulled no punches. …
Cooler Weather Is Helping Firefighters Battle Enormous Park Fire in California
One of the worst wildfires in California history is tearing through the state. Now, state firefighters are relying on cooling temperatures to keep the flames contained. Containing the Park Fire Firefighters in California are breathing a sigh of relief as cooler temperatures and increased humidity have helped them to get a handle on the ever-growing Park Fire in the north …
License to Drill: Study Reveals Hypocrisy of America’s Promises Over Oil
Despite all the talk about switching to green energy, it seems governments around the world aren’t being totally honest. Here are the details. Western Nations’ Dirty Secret It’s 2024, and rich Western countries – the US and the UK, to name two big players – are ramping up oil and gas exploration. There is potential for nearly 12 billion tonnes …
Rhode Island: Beachgoers Scatter as Millions of Insects Swamp the Shores
In a bizarre scene that some witnesses compared to an “apocalypse” moment, Rhode Island beachgoers saw their local swimming spot swamped by a strange swarm of insects. A Strange Sight in Rhode Islands An enormous swarm of dragonflies was reported buzzing through a Rhode Island beach on Saturday, causing some stunned and fearful beachgoers to flee from the area. Cloud …
426 Texas Earthquakes in the Last Month Alone, And It Looks Like Fracking Could Be to Blame
According to scientists, there is a definite link between fracking (which releases large amounts of methane) and Texas’ earthquake increase. Freaky Friday On Friday morning the 19th, residents near Hermleigh, Texas, (around 54 miles northwest of Abilene) were treated to some rattling beneath their feet – the first of two earthquakes that hit that day, logged as a 5.1 on …