#climate-change

#climate-change

Berkeley's summer has been the coldest in over 25 years, with temperatures significantly lower than average in June and July, reflecting patterns inconsistent with the broader warming trend across California.

The Spanish government offered to pay $470 million to take over one of the most ambitious astronomy projects in history, the Thirty Meter Telescope (TMT).

Rhythmix Rising Seas presents a free, outdoor series transforming Alameda's waterfront parks with live music, dance, and theater from May through August.

"We're finding that burning has major ecological impacts over large timescales and that regeneration is much more at risk-it's slower or not happening at all."

The Boeing Milestones of Flight Hall features a shiny, spider-legged Lunar Module LM-2, which has returned from storage, showcasing its unique orange and yellow foil.

Starry is offering its lemon-lime soda for free when temperatures exceed 100 degrees as part of the "100 Degrees, 100% Off" campaign. This initiative utilizes digital passes and cashback offers to engage consumers in hot weather.

"Cities need to be able to adapt to climate change, wildfire, increased flood risk and other hazards. This bill makes it very difficult for them to make buildings and neighborhoods safe," says David Lewis.

Five and a half trillion tons of ice have melted from the Greenland ice sheet since 2002, equating to enough water to fill Olympic-sized pools for 2.2 billion people.

Sinkholes are depressions in the ground formed when water erodes soil. This can happen naturally when rainfall trickles through the soil, dissolving underlying bedrock.

People are starting to realize that the solutions are hyper-local and that their relationships with each other are going to be central to us being able to survive the next big storm.

The NASA image revealed that the Lolofond and Teram Shehr glaciers have been slowly merging with the Siachen glacier near the borders of India, Pakistan, China, and Afghanistan.

New estimates suggest that the first Tuesday of August will be around 1.25 milliseconds shorter than it should be due to variations in Earth's rotation.

"As Boone races toward death, visitors (worldly and otherworldly, alive and dead) arrive, clamoring for a reckoning."

A Palestinian man describes the lethal conditions in Gaza, stating, "You cough and it's all black. Blackness in blackness," while revealing the impact of war on the environment.

Researchers found that showing climate data in binary form, such as whether a lake freezes or not, enhances awareness and makes the impact of climate change feel more imminent.

When I saw it on the beach, I instantly knew what it was, but I was in complete shock. I would never expect to see one washed up in San Diego. The odds of that are so slim.

Judge Jonathan Skiles ruled that the Costco project in Fresno can't proceed until the city complies with climate change and zoning regulations due to violations of the California Environmental Quality Act. The city's environmental review relied on an invalid climate action plan, and the city also violated zoning laws by permitting industrial storage in a commercially zoned area.

With its canopy of interlocking elms, this promenade kept New Yorkers cool in the summer, but let them bask in the winter sun during the colder months.

Werner Bronkhorst's latest series 'Sail Away' uses mixed-media to depict minuscule figures against vast, abstract ocean landscapes, symbolizing solitude amid climate anxieties.

Hershey plans to raise prices on its products to offset the cost of cocoa, a commodity that's been on a pricing roller coaster of its own over the last two years.

The UK must ramp up the creation of green jobs, as the phase-out of fossil fuels risks losing public support for net zero transition and political backing.

In April, Kashmir was thrust into the world news spotlight as armed militants targeted tourists in Indian-administered Jammu and Kashmir territory, killing 26 people.

New woody plants need priority watering in their first year for survival, as they lack deep root systems to find moisture reserves.

Eva Lighthiser expressed, "It's very intimidating to think about my future. The climate is very unreliable, it's destabilized, and it's going to get worse."

About 700 million years ago, Earth likely experienced a global freeze known as Snowball Earth, characterized by minimal liquid water exposure, even in the tropics.