Inventorying the plants in a system of woods or fields or looking for invasive species can take days of hot, effort slogging through tough brush and tick-infested lawn. Now,... Read more »
Work to comprehend how co2 would form the climate and the complex habits of atoms in metal lattices is bestowed this year’s Nobel Prize in physics. Syukuro Manabe of... Read more »
Windmills, seen from a high-speed train taking a trip from Beijing to Zhangjiakou, in China’s Hebei province. Climate supporters desire China to set more enthusiastic targets for cutting carbon... Read more »
The 2017 Thomas Fire, fanned by Santa Ana winds, burned an space almost as giant as Los Angeles. David McNew/REUTERS The howling sizzling Santa Ana winds that funnel into... Read more »
Oil and gas processing, as at this refinery in Russia, are generous sources of methane. SergeyVButorin/iStockPhoto Originally published by E&E News A climate skeptic with ties to the White... Read more »
The Biosphere 2 rain forest greenhouse, constructed in Arizona in the late 1980s, includes 90 plant types. ALPHA STOCK/ALAMY STOCK PHOTO Earlier this month, the doors to the tropical... Read more »
dpa image alliance archive/Alamy Stock Picture Originally published by E&E News An anticipated whistleblower complaint is the most recent escalation in a battle in between the Centers for Illness... Read more »
Bioenergy plantations could fight climate change—but threaten food crops, U.N. panel warns | Science
Big bioenergy plantations, such as these cottonwoods in France, can displace natural environment and food crops. MICHEL BUREAU/MINDEN PICTURES In the effort to keep the world from reaching unsafe... Read more »
Droughts are reoccurring, disruptive weather condition occasions whose effects are typically intensified by severe and extended heat waves. Now a brand-new NOAA research study in the Journal of Climate cautions that in the currently... Read more »
iStock.com/bboserup Originally published by E&E News The proposed White House panel that would carry out an “adversarial” review of climate science is dead in the meantime, as President Donald... Read more »