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1 in 8 California Residents Face Dangerous Wildfires
A new study by The Washington Post shows that 1 in 8 people who live in…
The World Is Getting Dry Fast
The world’s soil is getting drier, and the pace of the change is increasing. The amount…
Ocean Ice Melting At Alarming Rates
According to NASA and the National Snow and Ice Data Center (NSIDC) at the University of…
Coal Use Jumps To Help Air Conditioning
Air conditioning and AI server farms are driving electricity up at a level that could not…
Musk’s Tesla Is Huge Winner With Trump Tariffs
Read between the lines. The Trump Administration did not impose a 25% tariff on all autos…
Massive Wildfires Ruin Parts Of South Korea
The largest wildfire in South Korea’s history has ruined large swaths of the country. So far,…
New Fast Chargers Should Boost EV Sales
It is unclear how fast Tesla will continue to roll out its public SuperCharger network. The…
Climate Change Threatens Future Of Renewable Energy
Renewable energy is a way to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. That, in turn, will slow the…
Phoenix Temperature Hits Record 99 Degrees
The temperature in Phoenix hit 99 degrees F. This is a record and the first time…
Fort Lauderdale Home Insurance Expected To Rise 120%
The new risk assessment study from First Street looks at climate risk across the country at…
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Deadly Climate Whiplash in Texas: Floods and Drought Collide
Douglas McIntyre, Editor-in-Chief at Climate Crisis 24/7, highlights Texas’ extreme climate crisis. In just two days, record rainfall caused fatal flooding near Austin, while San Antonio battles a severe drought. This climate whiplash—rapid shifts between extreme dry and wet conditions—makes adaptation nearly impossible, posing a growing threat to communities.
