There is one town in Gwynedd, Wales, that takes the cake for the “crazy real estate market.” That settlement is Fairbourne. Because of climate change and infrastructural collapse, the littleContinue Reading
Climate scientists have been warning since 2014 that excessive heat in the Earth’s ocean has exceeded the “threshold of no return.” According to a recent study, using this measure ofContinue Reading
Jakarta, Indonesia’s largest city, is sinking into the neighboring Java Sea as a result of the fact that many of the city’s ten million residents lack access to piped waterContinue Reading
Carbon-neutral cement production is important to achieving our climate objectives. Cement is a critical component of concrete, the world’s most widely used man-made material, with few, if any, viable alternatives.Continue Reading
Today’s humans are seeing the start of the world’s first mass extinction in 65 million years. What does the loss of biodiversity entail for humanity and the environment? Unlike anyContinue Reading
David Holland, an atmospheric scientist at New York University, demonstrates the rate of melting of the Thwaites Glacier. The “Doomsday Glacier,” which is situated on the West Antarctica ice shelf,Continue Reading
At least five mass extinction events have decimated life on Earth over the past 450 million years — and experts believe civilization has already begun the sixth. An international teamContinue Reading
As the effects of climate change spread across the world, many people are taking the idea of geoengineering more seriously than ever. Geoengineering is the process of artificially changing theContinue Reading
