5 things climate investors should watch for in Donald Trump’s second term
(David Callaway is founder and Editor-in-Chief of Callaway Climate Insights. He is the former president of the World Editors…
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‘Point of no return’: 2024 To Be Hottest Year In History, Experts Report
One of the premier weather agencies in the world says 2024 will be the hottest year in history and…
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Dracula danger! Climate Change Pushing Vampire Bats North Towards United States
Climate change is disrupting habitats around the world, pushing humans and other species to migrate to new environments and…
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Freezing Rain, High Winds, And Dense Fog Could Impact Voter Turnout In Key Swing States Today
The 2024 presidential election is forecast to be one of the closest in U.S. history. Also forecast is a…
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As Storms Threaten US Gulf, It Faces Billions In Damages
New Accuweather charts show a Tropical Storm that may move close to Louisiana later this week. It may strengthen…
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Cash-Strapped FEMA Diverts Funds To Combat Climate Misinformation
Going into the 2024 hurricane season, FEMA was operating at 65% capacity. Years of rising demand for emergency services…
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200-Nation Climate Meeting Disaster
COP29 will be held in Baku, Azerbaijan, from November 11–22, 2024. Known formally as the 2024 United Nations Climate…
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10 Deadliest Storms Kill 570,000 People
The ten deadliest storms over the last 20 years have killed 570,000 figures. The data comes from the World…
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Spain Gets Year Of Rain In Single Day
There have been record amounts of rain this year in areas around the world as far apart as North…
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Big, Dry Apple: New York City Goes A Month Without Rain, And Could Go Longer
On average, New York City gets three to six inches of rain in October. It has not rained a…
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A Thanksgiving hurricane? Forecasters say the holiday could be a Turkey-tosser
It seems that moving the end date of hurricane season to November 30 was a wise move, with the…
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Hurricanes Kill Thousands Of People
A number of dangerous weather events kill people where the death from the event is obvious. Often, people die…
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As Mississippi Sinks, Inflation Rises
Due to areas, primary along the Ohio River, the level of the Mississippi has slowed so much that transportation…
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Going Into 2024 Hurricane Season, FEMA Was Operating At 65% Capacity
In the aftermath of hurricanes Helene and Milton, FEMA is working tirelessly to hire much-needed emergency response workers for…
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Tropical Cyclones Are An Overlooked Public Health Crisis, Study Finds
Tracking hurricane deaths is difficult work. Differentiating between a storm-related death and a natural death is a complex process…
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Even this Diamond-encrusted town (sort of) is not exempt from Climate change Disaster
Now, here’s a town that’s a rich as all heck. Yes, the median home price in Atherton, Calif., is…
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Climate Change, Lack Of Snow Forcing Ski Resorts To Close Early
By most estimates, winter is getting warmer. Last winter was the warmest on record, with temperatures averaging 37.1°F from…
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It’s 124 Degrees In The Hottest Place In The World Today
It’s 124 degrees F in Ak-Bajtal, the Republic of Uzbekistan. It is known as a doubly landlocked country located…
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Hurricane Oscar Slams Bahamas
The latest large Atlantic hurricane will not damage the US. It is, however, a reminder of how fast these…
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Florida Has Too Many Houses
The inventory of homes for sale in the US has been tight for three years. Mortgage rates near 7%…
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Wildfire Threatens To Spread In Dry, Drought-Stricken New Jersey
On Tuesday, a large fire on the border of Newark and Irvington, New Jersey, destroyed five homes and displaced…
