Coming up with possible solutions to extreme weather
Fighting the battle of extreme weather in the Austin-San Antonio area is the goal of the Center for Climate and Energy Solutions. — Rich Segal
Category: climate
Mid-Summer Temperatures Hit Kyushu
Temperatures soared past 30°C across parts of Kyushu and Okinawa on October 16th, with 90 locations recording midsummer-like conditions despite it being mid-October, while much of eastern Japan experienced a sharp autumn chill.
Nepal: 52 killed in climate-induced disasters
At least seven people have gone missing, and 27 have been injured due to monsoon-induced disasters in different parts of the country, officials said on Sunday.
Scientists document rare hybrid of green jay and blue jay in the wild
Although these two parent species are separated by about 7 million years of evolution, their habitats did not overlap until few decades ago.
Mumbai Weather Update: City Wakes Up To Sunny Skies After Days Of Heavy Showers; No Rain Alert Issued
After two days of relentless showers over the weekend, Mumbai woke up to bright skies and breezy conditions on Tuesday, offering much-needed respite from the downpour that had disrupted life across the city. The India Meteorological Department (IMD) withdrew its orange alert for Mumbai and surrounding districts and scaled it down to a green alert for Tuesday, signalling a return to calmer weather.
Tropical Storm Imelda latest: Rough surf, high rip current risk as Imelda prepares to bring rain
WRAL meteorologists are tracking Tropical Storm Imelda, which formed Sunday afternoon, and its interaction with a hurricane far off our coast.
Why takeoffs at airports are about to become noisier
A recent study from the University of Reading has revealed that climate change could lead to increased noise pollution from the departing airplanes around European airports.
Opinion: California’s climate lawsuit ignores reality of fossil fuel emissions
Californias climate lawsuit is a misguided attempt to stifle energy production using unsound legal techniques and ignoring the reality of lower emissions.
Snow melts earlier in burned forests, new Science Advances study finds
Wildfires are causing earlier snowmelt across the western U. S., and this effect would only be exacerbated by projected warmer winters. This is according to a new study led by Colorado School of Mines researchers published today in the journal Science Advances Topics: EducationMiningLocation: Colorado.