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Polar bears are gathering close to this Canadian town—and co-existing with humans
The carnivores are particularly vulnerable to rising sea temperatures. The post Polar bears are gathering close to this Canadian town—and co-existing with humans appeared first on Popular Science .
Climate Change Is Bringing Dengue Fever to the High Himalayas
The warming of Nepal’s mountains is dramatically transforming some of the grandest landscapes on Earth, leading melting glaciers to collapse, thawing permafrost that can slide from steep peaks and crumbling ice dams to release vast lakes. But other impacts are barely the length of a fingernail. As…
COP climate summits might yet have a useful future – here’s how
No one is expecting COP31 to save the world from climate disaster, but it could provide a small taste of how international meetings can still deliver meaningful progress
Global Science Panel Hits Roadblocks Ahead of COP31 Climate Summit
As global climate negotiators and government officials convene for the annual United Nations climate summit, the scientific organization they rely on to guide their decisions is mired in gridlock and short on funds. Since 1990, the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change has produced influential…
An unexpected feedback loop may be driving mega heatwaves
Dry soil and high pressure can amplify extreme heat, helping to explain why regions like Europe are suffering record-shattering heatwaves much earlier than climate models predicted
Scientists detect ‘pregnant’ coral using ultrasound device
The high-tech method offers a non-invasive way to monitor endangered coral populations. The post Scientists detect ‘pregnant’ coral using ultrasound device appeared first on Popular Science .
Tourism Heads to COP31 Wanting Results, Not More Pledges
Five years after the Glasgow Declaration, tourism has plenty of climate commitments but little shared proof of what they’ve achieved. The industry is still split on whether better measurement or faster action should come first.
the EU bans the destruction of unsold fashion, but is it enough to stop luxury waste?
new european regulations challenge fashion’s take-make-waste model, but important exclusions leave questions about how far the industry is willing to change. The post the EU bans the destruction of unsold fashion, but is it enough to stop luxury waste? appeared first on designboom | architecture &…
Statehouse wins give Democrats new power to push clean energy
Democrats erased the GOP’s trifecta edge and gained new power over energy policy.
Statehouse wins give Democrats new power to push clean energy
Democrats erased the GOP’s trifecta edge and gained new power over energy policy.
How We Built NASA's Zero-Shot Detector for Gas Leaks from Space
We trained one model on methane. Without retraining, it also maps carbon monoxide, ammonia and nitrogen dioxide plumes, including the first automated CO detections from NASA’s EMIT. The post How We Built NASA's Zero-Shot Detector for Gas Leaks from Space appeared first on Towards Data Science .
EU’s Sustainable Tourism Plan Aims to Spread Visitors Out — With No Funding or Targets
The EU Sustainable Tourism Strategy sits on top of existing tourism strategies released by the economic bloc’s Commission. But it still falls short of presenting measurable targets that would actually support its implementation.
making room for nature: the urban landscapes of kongjian yu
turenscape’s ecological landscapes show how wetlands, waterways, and restored habitats can become part of urban infrastructure, making room for both people and other forms of life. The post making room for nature: the urban landscapes of kongjian yu appeared first on designboom | architecture &…
Here’s What the Historic Blue Wave Means for Trump’s Climate Rollbacks
Democrats swept Congress and won in red states. Here are the races that matter most for decarbonization, disasters, and data centers.
Wildfire Risk to US Buildings Is On Track to Triple by 2060
Without action to curb global warming and adapt to fire, roughly 300,000 structures could burn in the next few decades, a new study shows.
State of the climate: 2026 likely to tie with 2024 as the warmest year on record
With three-quarters of the year now past, it is virtually certain that 2026 will be the warmest or second-warmest year… The post State of the climate: 2026 likely to tie with 2024 as the warmest year on record appeared first on Carbon Brief .
Andreas Malm has been barred from entering the UK over his solidarity with Palestine.
Author Andreas Malm has been denied entry to the United Kingdom on the grounds that his “presence in the UK is not considered to be conducive to the public good,” according to The Guardian and Al Jazeera. Malm was traveling
Home Prices Are Falling in These Markets, but Rising Insurance Costs Are Eating Into the Savings
Home prices are falling in some markets, but rising insurance costs are eating into the monthly savings buyers might expect.
Climate risk scores could be hurting home sales, two states allege in lawsuits
The complaint targets Risk Factor grades for flood, wildfire, wind, heat and air quality that appear on major listing portals
'A potential glimpse into the future': Climate change has triggered 'permafrost landslides' with house-size blocks of ice in Canada
For the first time, researchers have identified a new type of landslide of permafrost in Canada's Northwest Territories.
