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GLOBAL WARMING AND HURRICANES
In 2005, trees in Georgia revealed hurricane secrets that had been hidden for more than two centuriesIn Georgia, pine trees serve as living archives of historical hurricane activity, revealing data spanning more than 200 years. Innovative r...- US coastal cities at risk? What a new study warns about sea levels surging by 2100Coastal cities face greater flooding and property damage from potential sea level rise. New research indicates oceans could rise significan...
- A stock trader’s guide to navigating rare ‘Super El Niño’As fears over the Iran conflict ease, investors are turning their attention to climate risk, with a potential “Super El Niño” emerging as a...
- Climate change, pollution push oceans to tipping point, UN report saysA new UN report reveals a "deepening crisis" in ocean health, driven by climate change, pollution, and overfishing. Rising sea levels, acid...
- 'Godzilla El Nino is coming to your doorstep': Why scientists are worried about a powerful climate threatScientists anticipate El Nino's arrival soon, with a 90% certainty, potentially becoming a strong event. This natural climate pattern, mark...
- 80% chance of El Nino developing between June-August: United NationsA strong El Nino is developing with an 80 percent chance. This natural climate event will warm Pacific waters and influence global weather....
- Hurricane Melissa: Why hurricane Melissa could become one of the deadliest and strongest storms ever seen in the AtlanticHurricane Melissa, a Category 5 storm with 185 mph winds, made landfall in Jamaica, shattering previous records. Scientists attribute its u...
- More powerful storm than Hurricane Katrina, Hurricane Helene to hit USA? Shocking weather forecast revealedHurricane Katrina, Hurricane Helene are the most powerful hurricanes in the USA. Will there be even more powerful storms in the country?
- How hurricanes will change as the Earth warmsHurricane Beryl struck the Grenadine Islands on July 1 as an early category 5 storm with unprecedented speed and intensity, attributed to w...
- Hurricane Otis: How did the hurricane gain strength so fast? Here’s what happenedThe unexpected surge in Hurricane Otis made it the second fastest-intensifying hurricane in recent history, as documented by the National H...
- How warm oceans are creating super cyclones across the globeScientists are warning that climate change is making hurricanes more intense, with increased rainfall and stronger winds. The warming of th...
- Explainer: How climate change is fueling hurricanes
- How climate change is fueling hurricanesIan follows Hurricane Fiona, a powerful Category 4 storm that carved a path of destruction last week through Puerto Rico, leaving most of t...
- Donald Trump describes himself a true environmentalist"When you talk about environment, I am truly an environmentalist,” Trump told reporters in Florida when asked about a recent US research
- How warmer seas are changing our planet for the worseLondon, Sep 21 (IANS) The upper depths of the world's oceans have warmed significantly since 1995, resulting in severe hurricanes, storm su...
- Global Warming: Will pasta cease to exist due to lower grain yield?Scare stories have been an integral part of the global warming narrative for a long time. Back in 1997, Al Gore told us that global warming...
- Hurricane Sandy resurrected the claim that global warming was to blame for such eventsSandy resurrected the claim that global warming was to blame for such events, together with the irresponsible argument that we should help ...
- Media reporting of climate change exaggerates its impactThe latest IPCC report is important because it illustrates real problems posed by global warming, without exaggerating them for sake of goo...
- India and climate change talksIf emitters were to take mitigation, they could achieve reductions without denying poor in India prospects of humane existence.
- Global warming making tropical cyclones fiercerThe global warming is leading to tropical cyclones becoming stronger and stronger, a new study says.
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