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Turning Sewage Into Water
Much of the world is plagued by drought. Since solving this usually requires nearly water or…
Miami Could Be Saved By Weather AI
Of all the main cities in America, Miami is the most vulnerable to a climate catastrophe…
Devastating Winds Hit Middle Of The U.S.
The wind and storm in the U.S. early this week. AccuWeather says 100 million Americans face…
Massive Heatwave Found In Ocean
A part of the ocean, which is five times the size of Australia, is much warmer…
Miami May Get Canada Wildfire Smoke
It seemed unimaginable just a week ago. Wildfire smoke from fires in northwest Canada have spread…
World Air Quality Is Worse Than Millions Of Years Ago
A new study shows that the level of CO2 is the worst it has been in…
Is Meta America’s Greenest Company?
There has been a persistent concern that electricity-hungry AI data centers would require such a high…
Zombie Wildfires Race Across Canada
Fire experts call them “zombie fires.” That definition comes from a specialist in the measurement of…
Canadian Wildfire Smoke Races Toward New York City’s 20 Million People
Seventy-nine wildfires are burning out of control in northern Manitoba and Ontario. They are having a…
Cloud Seeding Triggers Increase In Rainfall
China has initiated a cloud seeding project to alleviate drought-stricken areas of the country. It works…
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How Greenland’s Ice Melt May Flood Coastal Cities
Douglas McIntyre, Editor-in-Chief at Climate Crisis 24/7, reports that extreme temperatures in Iceland are accelerating the melting of Greenland’s ice sheet. Driven by global warming from fossil fuels, this melt is contributing to rising sea levels and increased flooding in distant coastal cities like Miami—demonstrating the global interconnectedness of climate change.
