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Strong Winds, Abnormally Low Temperatures Could Hinder Helene Cleanup In Asheville
Asheville was among the cities hit hardest by Hurricane Helene, suffering widespread flooding, water and power…
Stormy Weather for Wind Power: Towering Turbines Face Increasingly Fierce Foes
Recently, The New York Times published a fascinating article and series of graphics showing where each…
Overheated and uprooted by climate: Extreme Weather Forces Millions To Move
Semafor recently reported that extreme weather had forced millions of Africans to relocate, with many of…
Crazy Climate costs: Wild U.S. Weather Has inflicted Damage costing over $200B
A National Centers for Environmental Information Administration study showed that through August, “There have been 20…
Asheville’s $3 Billion Tourism Revenue Battered to a Pulp. When will it recover, if ever?
According to the Buncombe Country Tourism Development Authority, Asheville and the surrounding area get $2.97 billion…
Big Oil Hit Again For Climate Crisis
States and municipalities have begun a series of lawsuits against Big Oil, the club of multinational…
Orange Industry Crippled By Hurricane
Over half of the oranges grown in America are grown in Florida. Hurricane Milton did severe…
Does Climate Change Make Hurricanes Worse? Anyone Disagree?
About 20% of Americans are either climate deniers or aren’t sure about humans’ effects on the…
Hurricane Milton’s Poison Chemicals
The aftermath of Hurricane Milton has left a pressing issue- the impact on chemical storage and…
another victim of Hurricanes and other violent weather: Crucial Green energy infrastructure
Hurricane Milton is a reminder of what 100 mph wind can do to man-made structures as…
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Senegal sizzles in Extreme heat — and put-upon population heads for the exits
Senegal’s Tumacanda region is currently experiencing extreme heat, with some areas reaching 115 degrees Fahrenheit. This harsh climate, coupled with recurring droughts and flooding, is pushing tens of thousands of people to leave the country in search of safer conditions. The ongoing climate crisis on Africa’s western coast has left men, women and children facing…
