Articles for tag: Canadian Wildlife, carbon emissions, Climate Crisis, global warming, Politics, UN Climate Action

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Climate Betrayal? Canada’s Leaders Turn Their Backs on a Warming World

Jan Otte

Canada was previously a world champion of climate action, but ahead of the heat of the 2025 federal election, Canada’s political leadership is quietly stepping away from the environment and into the arms of fossil fuel development. Only four years ago, climate change ranked as the most important issue on voters’ minds, prompting lawmakers to ...

Youth climate protest with participants holding 'Planet Over Profit' sign.

How Global Warming Threatens the Survival of Certain Species

Annette Uy

Global warming, a critical aspect of climate change, is driving significant alterations in Earth’s climate by increasing average global temperatures. This phenomenon poses a severe threat to biodiversity, disrupting ecosystems and endangering countless species around the world. This article delves into the impact of global warming on species, focusing on how rising temperatures, habitat changes, ...

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Can Science Refreeze the Arctic? New Technologies Aim to Restore Sea Ice

April Joy Jovita

Arctic sea ice is disappearing at an alarming rate due to climate change, with scientists predicting the first ice-free summer could occur before 2030. In response, researchers are testing innovative technologies to slow ice loss and potentially regrow Arctic sea ice, raising questions about the feasibility and ethics of climate intervention. The Technology Behind Ice ...

The Climate Accountability Era Begins: New Study Traces $28 Trillion in Damages

Jan Otte

In a breakthrough moment for global climate justice, a landmark report has put numbers on the extraordinary cost imposed on our planet by the world’s biggest companies. Scientists at Dartmouth College mapped out $28 trillion of climate damages back to the emissions of 111 specific companies, leaving the door open for a new age of ...

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Climate Crisis Accelerates: Arctic’s Ice-Free Day Looms Ahead

April Joy Jovita

Recent studies predict that the Arctic could experience its first ice-free day within the next three years, a milestone that underscores the urgency of climate action. Researchers from multiple institutions warn that the accelerating loss of sea ice will have catastrophic consequences for global climate stability. Why Arctic is Losing Ice Faster than Expected Historically, ...

7 Signs the Planet's Weather Is Entering a New Age

7 Signs the Planet’s Weather Is Entering a New Age

Gargi Chakravorty

The Earth’s climate system is shifting into uncharted territory. You’ve likely noticed the headlines about record temperatures and extreme storms, but what’s happening now goes far beyond isolated weather events. Scientists worldwide are documenting fundamental changes that signal we’re witnessing the emergence of a dramatically different climate era. When you examine the data from 2024, ...

7 Signs the Planet's Weather Is Entering a New Age

7 Signs the Planet’s Weather Is Entering a New Age

Gargi Chakravorty

You might have noticed the weather feels different lately. The storms are stronger, the temperatures more extreme, and the patterns less predictable than what your grandparents described. What you’re witnessing isn’t just random variation or a particularly bad year. Instead, you’re seeing the early signs of a fundamental shift in Earth’s climate system that scientists ...

Ocean Currents Could Reshape U.S. Climates

Ocean Currents Could Reshape U.S. Climates

Andrew Alpin

The ocean operates like a massive conveyor belt, constantly circulating heat and moisture around the globe to regulate our planet’s climate. These powerful currents have kept temperatures stable across different regions for thousands of years. Yet scientists are now observing dramatic changes in ocean circulation patterns that could fundamentally alter weather systems across the United ...

The Ocean Current Shifts That Could Change U.S. Weather

The Ocean Current Shifts That Could Change U.S. Weather

Gargi Chakravorty

Scientists are tracking dramatic changes beneath the Atlantic Ocean’s surface that could reshape how Americans experience weather for decades to come. A warming climate doesn’t just affect dry land – it affects the ocean, too. For years, Earth’s ocean has acted as a heat sink for climate change: A large part of the heat generated ...

Melting Glaciers Reveal Mummified Animals

Melting Glaciers Reveal Mummified Animals

Jan Otte

  Across the globe, ancient ice is telling remarkable stories. Melting glaciers and thawing permafrost are giving up their frozen treasures, revealing perfectly preserved that have been locked away for thousands of years. These incredible discoveries provide scientists with unprecedented windows into the past, showing us creatures that once roamed the Earth during ice ages ...