Climate Change Impact on Everest and Mountaineer Retrieval Efforts

Climate change is thinning snow and ice on Everest, exposing the bodies of deceased mountaineers. A team retrieved five bodies as part of a clean-up campaign, facing dangerous conditions. The effort is necessary to prevent Everest from becoming a graveyard.

Nancy Pelosi praises President Joe Biden for reducing inflation and combating climate change

Nancy Pelosi praised President Joe Biden for reducing inflation and leading efforts to combat climate change.

Pope Francis' Message on Environment and Climate Change

Pope Francis denounces arrogance of those who seek dominion over nature, calling for responsible and humble care for creation. He emphasizes the importance of protecting the environment and combating climate change.

Extreme Rainfall and Flooding in Brazil

Brazil is experiencing extreme rainfall causing flooding and leading to over a hundred deaths and displacing over 400,000 people. Officials are considering relocating whole towns due to climate change, adding to the global issue of 'climate refugees'.

Climate Change and Extreme Weather Events

Climate change alarmists are attributing recent extreme weather events to global warming, despite data showing a decline in weather-related deaths over the past century. Experts point out that more people die from cold temperatures than heat, and advocate for a shift towards clean energy production.

Hillary Clinton's Climate Change Messaging for Children

Hillary Clinton is pressuring Hollywood studios to develop movies and TV shows that highlight the impact of climate change on children through her Too Small to Fail program. She is also working on projects related to abortion, racism, and encouraging young progressives to vote.

Extreme Weather Events in Summer 2024

Summer 2024 sees extreme weather events across the U.S. and the world, with record-breaking heat, flooding, and tropical storms. Climate change is identified as a key factor behind the increasing frequency of these events.

Technology and Climate Change

TikTok is facing a ban in the U.S. if not sold to a non-Chinese buyer due to national security concerns. The app argues the ban violates First Amendment rights. LA School Board votes to ban cellphones in schools due to distraction and mental health concerns. Carbon offsets, promising to reduce climate pollution, face issues of overestimation and lack of permanence.

Arnold Schwarzenegger's Climate Change Advocacy at Austrian World Summit

Arnold Schwarzenegger delivered a passionate speech on climate change at the Austrian World Summit, urging for action to save the planet and future generations. The summit focused on finding concrete solutions for a pollution-free world.

Climate Change Protesters Disrupt Golf Tournament

Climate change protesters disrupt Travelers Championship final round, scaring golfer Akshay Bhatia who was in shock during the incident. The protesters wore T-shirts with the extinction symbol and the slogan 'No golf on a dead planet.' Bhatia finished tied in fifth place.

Impact of Extreme Heat Waves and Climate Change

Extreme heat waves around the world have led to hundreds of deaths, highlighting the impact of climate change. The early onset of heat waves poses a greater risk as people have less time to acclimate to rising temperatures. Urgent action is needed to update infrastructure and reduce greenhouse gas emissions to mitigate the effects of global warming.

Utah Senate Republican Candidate Accuses Opponent of Ties to Climate Change Activists

Utah Senate Republican candidate Trent Staggs accuses Rep. John Curtis of being funded by climate change activists, despite his Democratic past. Staggs is endorsed by Donald Trump and emphasizes border, budget, and regulatory reform as key issues for his Senate bid.

Extreme Heat Wave and Severe Weather in the U.S.

A major heat wave in the U.S. Midwest and Mid-Atlantic is causing scorching temperatures, severe storms, and widespread floods. More than 123 million people are under heat alerts as the extreme weather pattern continues. The heat dome, intensified by climate change, is responsible for the extreme temperatures. Iowa, South Dakota, and Minnesota are among the states heavily affected by flash floods, with evacuations and infrastructure damage reported.

Extreme Weather Events in the U.S.

The U.S. is experiencing extreme weather events, including a heat wave in the Northeast, deadly wildfires in New Mexico, and a tropical storm in Texas. Climate change is intensifying these events. Snow in the Rockies, wildfires in New Mexico and California, and flooding in Texas are causing devastation and prompting evacuations.

Impact of Heat Wave in Mexico

A heat wave in Mexico has led to at least 125 deaths and over 2,300 cases of heat stroke, dehydration, and sunburns. The climate change-fueled heat wave has disproportionately affected vulnerable populations, including the elderly and workers exposed to extreme temperatures.

Deadly Heatwaves Across Four Continents

Deadly heatwaves across four continents are suspected to have caused hundreds, if not thousands, of deaths, with record temperatures scorching cities in Asia, Europe, and the U.S. as the Northern Hemisphere marks the first day of summer. Climate change is exacerbating extreme heat events, with nighttime temperatures rising due to global warming.

Climate Change Activists Spray-Paint Jets at London Airport

Climate change activists spray-painted private jets at a London airport in protest against fossil fuels, claiming Taylor Swift's plane was parked there. The activists were arrested for criminal damage and interference with national infrastructure.

Eco-Extremists Vandalize Private Jets at London Airport

Eco-extremists broke into a secure airport in London and painted multiple private jets with orange paint, citing the presence of Taylor Swift's jet. Two members of the group 'Just Stop Oil' were arrested. The group demanded an emergency treaty to end fossil fuels by 2030.

European Union Approves Green Deal Nature Restoration Law

The European Union narrowly approved the controversial green deal Nature Restoration Law, which aims to restore natural habitats by 2030 and 2050, sparking condemnation from farmers' organizations who fear it will impact their ability to feed the continent and make a living. The law was passed by a slim majority at an EU Council of Ministers meeting, with opposition from some countries and concerns over financial feasibility and lack of clear funding for ecosystem restoration.

Lab-Grown Meat for U.S. Soldiers

A Pentagon-funded company, BioMADE, is seeking proposals to develop lab-grown meat to reduce the CO2 footprint at Defense Department outposts. Critics argue against using U.S. troops as test subjects for experimental lab-grown meat products. Some studies suggest that lab-grown meat may have a worse carbon footprint than retail beef.

Heat Stress and Its Measurement

Experts are warning about the dangers of heat stress, which is a condition that occurs when the body's cooling systems are overwhelmed by prolonged exposure to heat. Heat stress can lead to symptoms ranging from dizziness to organ failure and death. Various factors including temperature, humidity, wind speed, and clothing play a role in how the body responds to extreme heat. Different methods, such as wet-bulb temperature and the Universal Thermal Climate Index, are used to measure heat stress levels and assess health risks.

Flash Flood Emergency in Southern Florida

Southern Florida experiences rare flash flood emergency due to heavy rainfall, blocking roads and causing delays for residents and the Florida Panthers. Concerns about climate change and an active hurricane season add to the urgency of the situation.

New Zealand's decision to scrap the 'burp and fart tax' on livestock emissions

New Zealand is scrapping a scheme to price gas emissions from livestock, known as the 'burp and fart tax,' initiated by the previous left-wing government. The ruling conservative coalition is introducing new legislation to remove the agriculture sector from the emissions pricing plan due to farmer pressure.

Impact of Wildfire Smoke on Health

A new study reveals that wildfire smoke, such as during the 2018 Paradise fire, led to over 10,000 premature deaths. The impact of smoke pollution on health is becoming increasingly urgent.

European Parliament Elections

Voters in 21 EU countries, including France and Germany, are participating in a four-day election for the European Parliament which is expected to shift towards the right and boost eurosceptic nationalists. The election will shape how the EU deals with challenges like a hostile Russia, industrial competition, climate change, and immigration.

Impact of Extreme Heat on Political Campaign Events

Former President Donald J. Trump's campaign events in the Southwest are being affected by an extreme heat wave, causing health concerns for attendees. Steps are being taken to mitigate risks, such as providing water, shade, and air conditioning.

European Parliament Election 2024

Voters in 21 EU countries, including France and Germany, are participating in a four-day election for the European Parliament, with expectations of a rightward shift and an increase in eurosceptic nationalists. The election will impact how the EU addresses challenges such as a hostile Russia, industrial competition from China and the U.S., climate change, and immigration.

Climate Change-induced Relocation of Indigenous Community in Panama

About 300 families from the Indigenous Guna community have relocated from Gardi Sugdub Island in Panama to mainland housing due to rising sea levels caused by climate change. The government provided a new settlement with infrastructure and cultural spaces to ensure their safety and preserve traditions.

Climate Change and Unusual Events

This week, climate change brought extreme heat and unusual events like the corpse flower and salmonella cucumbers. Take the news quiz to test your knowledge.

Alex Jones, Washington Post, Climate Change

Alex Jones agrees to liquidate his assets to pay Sandy Hook families; Washington Post publisher attempted to suppress stories about him; increasing levels of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere.

Tornadoes Hit Michigan and Maryland

A tornado struck suburban Detroit without warning, killing a toddler and injuring his mother. Another tornado in Maryland injured 5 people. Severe weather has caused multiple tornadoes in the U.S. recently, with significant damage reported in several states.

Call for Action on Climate Change

United Nations Secretary-General António Guterres called for a ban on fossil fuel companies' ads and increased taxes on energy firms, comparing them to the tobacco industry and urging a stop to their advertising. He emphasized the urgent need for global climate action to prevent a "highway to climate hell."

Invasive Joro Spider Spreading in the United States

The Joro spider, an invasive species native to East Asia, is spreading in the United States, particularly in the South and East Coast. While they are brightly colored and intriguing, experts say they pose little risk to humans. The real concern lies with the growing prevalence of invasive species that can harm crops and trees due to global trade and climate change.

Indigenous Gunas Forced to Relocate Due to Rising Sea Levels

Indigenous Gunas living on Gardi Sugdub island off Panama's coast are being forced to relocate due to rising sea levels caused by climate change. The government has developed a new site on the mainland for them to move to, at a cost of $12 million.

The Devastating Consequences of Nuclear War

An all-out nuclear war could have catastrophic consequences, including nuclear winter and mass starvation. Prof. Brian Toon's research outlines the devastating effects of a nuclear war on the climate and its potential to wipe out billions of people. The threat of nuclear war is still present and requires global attention and action.

Impact of Resilient Energy Systems in Pakistan

A new study by UNICEF suggests that developing resilient energy systems in Pakistan could prevent over 175,000 deaths by 2030 and boost the country's economy. The country is currently facing an intense heatwave and other climate-related challenges.

Vermont's Climate Change Cost Recovery Law

Vermont's Republican governor allowed a law to pass requiring oil companies to pay for climate change costs, despite his concerns, by establishing a Climate Superfund Cost Recovery Program.

2024 NPR/PBS NewsHour/Marist National Poll: Biden vs. Trump, Candidate Support, Voter Behavior, and Key Issues

President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump are closely matched in the November presidential election, with Trump gaining ground among definite voters. Trump leads in a multi-candidate field against Biden, with Robert F. Kennedy Jr., Cornel West, and Jill Stein impacting the results. Trump edges Biden among independent voters and in the multi-candidate field. Most registered voters plan to vote, but some may skip the presidential line. Support for both candidates is influenced by various factors, including the outcome of Trump's 'hush money' trial. Republicans overwhelmingly back Trump as the Republican nominee. Both Biden and Trump have similar favorability ratings. Biden's job approval remains steady. Voters are firm in their candidate choice, with many closely following the election. Opinions are divided on U.S. support for Israel and climate change priorities.

Blistering Summer Heat in North India

Blistering summer heat grips north India, causing animals to collapse, shortages of water, and heat-related deaths. Delivery personnel spend more time on scooters due to increased home deliveries. Extreme temperatures lead to fires and heatstroke cases among humans and animals. India is not alone in experiencing high temperatures, with billions across Asia affected. Scientists attribute the trend to human-driven climate change.

Impact of Thawing Permafrost on Alaskan Rivers

Rivers and streams in Alaska are changing color to rusty orange due to toxic metals released by thawing permafrost. The discoloration is caused by minerals like iron, zinc, copper, nickel, and lead, which are toxic to river ecosystems. This is an unexpected consequence of climate change.

Germany's 'insect summer' project

Germany's 'insect summer' project organized by NABU encourages citizen science by inviting people to count insects in their surroundings to monitor biodiversity and climate change effects.

Dengue Fever Outbreaks in Latin America and the Potential Global Impact

Dengue fever outbreaks are increasing in Latin America due to climate change, expanding the range of mosquitoes that carry the virus. Cases are rising in regions like North America and Europe, posing a threat to public health.

Decline of Hollywood Box Office and Push for 'Woke' Movies

The box office is down 42% compared to 2019 pre-pandemic levels, experts are pushing for more 'woke' movies with climate change themes despite past inaccuracies, Hollywood is facing financial challenges, and mainstream entertainment is criticized for pushing left-wing agendas.

Climate Change Impact on Mexican Village

The Mexican village of El Bosque is being swallowed by the sea due to climate change effects, leading to the displacement of its residents. The region faces extreme heat waves and water shortages, exacerbated by oil and gas extraction. The government's response focuses on fossil fuel production, while some candidates advocate for investing in clean energy.

Deadly Weather in US

A series of deadly storms hit central and southern U.S., killing at least 21 people, causing widespread destruction, power outages, and leaving many homeless. The storms also set records for heat waves. President Joe Biden expressed condolences and FEMA is conducting damage assessments.

Extreme Weather Events in 2023 and 2024

Hurricane Lee crosses the Atlantic in 2023, National Hurricane Center predicts 8 hurricanes, 2023 experienced extreme weather events, 2024 expected to be hotter, NPR reports on active Atlantic Hurricane season and federal wildland firefighter shortage.

Climate Change and Flight Turbulence

Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg claims climate change is causing an increase in severe flight turbulence, citing recent incidents and studies. He emphasizes the need for evolving policies, technology, and infrastructure to address these effects.

Deadly Storms in the Central U.S.

Deadly storms in the central U.S. kill at least 20 people, injure hundreds, and cause widespread destruction across Texas, Oklahoma, and Arkansas. The storms have left a trail of devastation, with homes obliterated and lives lost.

Impact of Extreme Heat on Voter Turnout in India's Election

Extreme heat in India may be affecting voter turnout in the world's largest election as temperatures soar to 113 degrees Fahrenheit. Campaigns have adapted by concentrating activities in the mornings and evenings due to the severe heat wave warning. Experts suggest that extreme heat could influence the way people vote, especially in rural areas where agriculture is prevalent.

Climate Change and Flight Turbulence

Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg discusses the link between climate change and increased flight turbulence. He emphasizes the need for evolving policies, technology, and infrastructure to address the issue.

Severe Storms and Tornadoes in Texas and Oklahoma

Severe storms and tornadoes caused extensive damage and at least two deaths in Texas and Oklahoma. The storms also brought record-breaking heat in South Texas, as well as fire warnings in West Texas and other states. The severe weather is part of a pattern of heightened storm activity linked to climate change.

Fine Dining in Space

A Michelin-starred chef is partnering with a space tourism startup to offer a fine dining experience 100,000 feet above sea level in 2025. The meal will be inspired by space innovation and will include unique items like glow-in-dark stars and edible space junk. Climate change will also be a topic of conversation during the six-hour journey aboard Spaceship Neptune.

Melting of Glaciers in Venezuela and Worldwide

Venezuela has lost all its glaciers, with the Humboldt Glacier being the last to disappear due to climate change. Glaciers are large masses of ice formed by snow accumulation over centuries, but rising temperatures have led to their melting, contributing to global sea level rise. Scientists predict that 83% of the world's glaciers will be gone by 2100 if temperatures continue to increase.

Threat to Giant Sequoias from Bark Beetles

Researchers found that the General Sherman tree, the world's largest tree, is healthy and able to fend off bark beetle attacks. However, giant sequoias are increasingly threatened by climate change, specifically extreme heat, drought, and wildfires.

Impact of Bad Weather on Major Crops and Rising Food Prices

Bad weather is affecting major crops, leading to concerns about harvests and rising food prices. A Bloomberg index tracking farm commodities has seen gains, with wheat, coffee, and other staples facing supply challenges. Climate change and geopolitical issues are expected to keep crop prices high.

2024 Hurricane Season Forecast

NOAA predicts an above-average hurricane season for 2024, with 17 to 25 named storms, 8 to 13 hurricanes, and 4 to 7 major hurricanes. Several factors, including high ocean temperatures and La Niña, contribute to the forecast.

California Governor Gavin Newsom's Actions and Beliefs

Pope Francis congratulates California Governor Gavin Newsom for refusing to carry out the death penalty and leading in climate change efforts. Newsom's actions align with the Catholic Church's teachings, which the Pope supports. Newsom also defends abortion rights and criticizes the fossil fuel industry and Donald Trump at a Vatican climate summit.

Impact of Climate Change on Pakistan

A heat wave in Pakistan caused by climate change has led to hundreds of heatstroke cases, with temperatures reaching 120 degrees Fahrenheit in some areas. The country is dealing with the aftermath of heavy rains and floods in 2022. Pakistan is facing the impact of global climate disasters despite contributing less than 1% to carbon emissions.

U.S. Highway 59 Upgrades in Texas

Plans to upgrade U.S. Highway 59 to interstate standards in Texas have been ongoing for decades, but recent flooding events have raised concerns about the effectiveness of the upgrades in preventing future floods.

Extreme Heat in Miami

Meteorologists in Miami are at a loss for words to describe the extreme heat experienced in May, with record-breaking temperatures and heat index reaching 112 degrees. The heat is reshaping shoulder seasons, and extreme weather is leading to the withdrawal of insurers from the state.

Severe Drought in Zambia

Cindy McCain, executive director of the World Food Programme, discusses the severe drought in Zambia leading to hunger for 21 million people in the region. The WFP is providing emergency food aid and implementing long-term sustainable solutions like drought-resistant crops and water projects.

Fatal Turbulence on Singapore Airlines Flight

One passenger died and 30 others were injured aboard a Singapore Airlines flight due to severe turbulence. Experts say deaths from turbulence are rare but severe encounters are not uncommon. Clear-air turbulence, difficult to forecast and linked to climate change, is considered the most dangerous type of turbulence.

Mexico City Water Crisis

Mexico City is facing a severe water crisis due to a combination of climate change, urban sprawl, and poor infrastructure. The city's water supply is rapidly dwindling, with key reservoirs at historically low levels and the possibility of 'Day Zero' looming. The situation is exacerbated by corruption, drought, and inadequate water management.

Houston Windstorms

Exceptional windstorms hit Houston, leaving some residents without power for weeks, compared to hurricane damage. Four people died, tornadoes and straight-line winds caused destruction. Climate change may intensify storms in a warming world.

Chile's Coldest Autumn in Over 70 Years

Chile is experiencing its coldest autumn in over 70 years due to a sudden cold front, with temperatures near freezing and snowfall in some areas. Climate change is believed to be a factor in the extreme weather events.

Florida's New Climate Change Law

Florida introduces a new law that makes climate change a lesser priority, bans offshore wind turbines, and reduces regulations on gas pipelines. Democrats criticize the law for ignoring the threat of climate change in the state.

Impact of Record-High Ocean Temperatures on Coral Reefs

Record-high ocean temperatures are threatening coral reefs worldwide, with around two-thirds of reefs experiencing heat stress at levels high enough to cause bleaching. The impacts have been widespread, with bleaching occurring in at least 62 countries and territories since February 2023.

Climate Change and Pope Francis' Call for Action

Pope Francis warns of the planetary crisis of climate change and calls for urgent action to combat it, emphasizing the responsibility of wealthy nations in addressing the issue.

Florida Legislation on Climate Change

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis signed legislation that makes climate change a lesser priority in Florida, removes it from state statutes, and bans offshore wind turbines. The bill also promotes natural gas usage and removes climate-friendly requirements for government agencies.

Climate Change Experiment on USS Hornet

Researchers were conducting an experiment to brighten low-lying clouds above the water in an attempt to cool down the planet by injecting salt aerosols into the clouds. The experiment was halted by the city of Alameda due to potential environmental and health concerns.

California's Financial Problems and Gov. Newsom's Response

California Gov. Gavin Newsom attributes the state's $28 billion deficit to climate change, stock market downturn, high inflation, and tech industry changes. Newsom and Legislature took early action to reduce the deficit, criticized by Republicans for being 'gimmicky.' Newsom will speak at the Vatican on climate change despite traveling contributing to carbon emissions. No established link between climate change and winter storms experienced in California. Newsom was on vacation in Mexico during the worst snowstorms.

Rewilding on College Campuses to Combat Climate Change

Students at The College of New Jersey participate in rewilding by planting native plants on campus to combat climate change and biodiversity decline. The project aims to create pollinator habitats and promote organic land management practices.

Pope Francis and Climate Change

Pope Francis asserts that climate change is a crisis that is causing harm globally and particularly affects vulnerable populations. He criticizes the United States for its high emissions and calls for a change in lifestyle. The Vatican will host a 3-day climate summit in May.

Climate catastrophe in southern Brazil and conspiracy theories

The climate catastrophe in southern Brazil has led to bizarre conspiracy theories on social media, blaming HAARP, chemtrails, and government orchestration for the disaster. Scientists attribute the extreme weather events to global warming and a combination of atmospheric conditions. The spread of misinformation is fueled by desperation for explanations and undermines trust in democratic institutions.

California Governor Gavin Newsom's Climate Crusade

Governor Gavin Newsom of California is championing aggressive climate action both within the state and on a national level, positioning himself as a climate crusader and potential presidential contender.

Shifting Priorities in Europe: Immigration, Terrorism, and Climate Change

Concern about immigration and terrorism is rising in Europe while 'fighting climate change' as a priority is falling by the wayside among voters, according to a research led by the former Secretary General of NATO. The Alliance of Democracies Foundation's annual Democracy Perception Index reveals shifting global trends in public opinion.

New direct air capture plant 'Mammoth' opens in Iceland

A new direct air capture plant, called Mammoth, has opened in Iceland to remove carbon dioxide from the atmosphere using chemicals. The plant is powered by Iceland's geothermal energy and will transport the captured carbon underground for permanent storage. The technology is seen as an important step in the fight against climate change, but some critics have raised concerns about its cost, energy consumption, and potential to prolong fossil fuel production.

Impact of Overfishing and Climate Change on Fish Size

Fish are shrinking in size due to overfishing and climate change, which threatens the food supply of over 3 billion people who rely on seafood. Scientists found that warm water tanks result in smaller trout compared to those raised in colder water.

Record-High Global Temperatures

The world experienced its hottest April on record, with every month since June 2023 setting a temperature record. Greenhouse gas emissions and the El Nino phenomenon are contributing factors. Scientists are concerned about breaching the 1.5C global warming goal set by the 2015 Paris Agreement.

Climate Change Summit in Vatican

Pope Francis has invited California Governor Gavin Newsom to speak at a climate change summit in the Vatican. Newsom will discuss California's environmental challenges and goals. The summit aims to address the impact of rising temperatures and climate resilience.

Energy-Efficient Tribal Community in Oregon

A new tribal community in Oregon is building energy-efficient homes to combat climate change and reduce emissions, with features like solar panels, battery storage, and all-electric appliances.

French President Macron's State Visit to France

French President Macron will seek to press China's Xi Jinping to influence Russia to end the war in Ukraine during a state visit to France. Discussions will also include trade disputes, climate change, and global challenges. France hopes to convince China to use its leverage with Moscow to help resolve the conflict in Ukraine.

Brazil Floods in Rio Grande do Sul State

Massive floods in Brazil's southern Rio Grande do Sul state have killed at least 75 people over the last seven days, with another 103 reported missing. The floods have caused extensive damage, displacing over 88,000 people and leaving more than 800,000 without water supply.

Devastating Floods in Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil

Heavy rains in southern Brazil have caused devastating floods in the state of Rio Grande do Sul, resulting in 39 deaths and 68 people missing. This is the fourth environmental disaster in a year, with record-breaking floods affecting cities and displacing thousands. The flooding has surpassed levels seen in a historic 1941 deluge, with cities experiencing the highest water levels in almost 150 years. Rescue efforts are ongoing as residents face challenges without basic services like internet, electricity, and water.

Building of Maldives Floating City

A floating city, the Maldives Floating City, is being constructed in the Indian Ocean to combat rising sea levels in the Maldives. It is a development of modular floating platforms and is expected to be completed in 2027. The city will have 20,000 residents living in 5,000 homes, with residences starting at $250,000 USD.

Impact of Record-Breaking Heat Waves on Schools in Asia

Schools in Asia are canceling classes or moving them online due to record-breaking heat waves, fueled by climate change, posing a threat to children's education and health. Rising temperatures are causing closures in Bangladesh, India, Cambodia, and the Philippines. The UN warns that millions of children are at risk of heat-related illnesses and even death.

Flooding in Brazil's Rio Grande do Sul State

Heavy rains in Brazil’s southern Rio Grande do Sul state have caused flooding, leading to at least 10 deaths, 21 missing persons, and thousands displaced from their homes. The Brazilian Air Force has been deployed for rescue missions amidst concerns of dam failures and further flooding.

Apocalyptic Scenario of Supercontinent Formation

Scientists predict an apocalyptic scenario in 250 million years where a supercontinent formation will lead to failing food supply, rising sea levels, and extreme heat, causing almost all mammals, including humans, to die out.

Pope Francis' Visit to Venice's Women's Prison for the Biennale Art Show

Pope Francis visits Venice's women's prison as part of the Biennale contemporary art show, emphasizing the power of art to uplift and unite, and the need to give hope and solidarity to society's marginalized. Venice faces challenges of climate change and depopulation, with efforts to limit overtourism.

Proposed Biden Administration ESG Rule for Government Contractors

Senate Republicans demand answers about a proposed Biden administration ESG rule for government contractors that would require disclosure of greenhouse gas emissions and climate-related financial risks, setting science-based emissions reduction targets. They argue that the rule would distract agencies from critical tasks and push leftist policies. If the rule is not stopped, Senate Republicans threaten to nullify it using the Congressional Review Act.

Brazil's Proposal for Global Wealth Tax to Fight Climate Change and Hunger

Brazil is proposing a global minimum wealth tax on billionaires to fund efforts to combat climate change and poverty in low- and middle-income countries. The tax would be around 2% on the world's billionaires and could raise an estimated $250 billion per year worldwide.

Cloud Seeding and Extreme Rainfall in the United Arab Emirates

Cloud seeding is a weather modification method that has been used for decades, but its effectiveness remains unclear. The recent extreme rainfall in the United Arab Emirates is attributed to climate change rather than cloud seeding. Despite being controversial, cloud seeding is still used in drought-prone regions like the U.S. and the Middle East.

Discussion on President Biden's Efforts to Lower Gas Prices

Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm discusses President Biden's focus on lowering gas prices during an appearance on 'The View.' She addresses the rising cost of fuel, the impact of global events on oil prices, and government initiatives to address the issue.

Lethal Heatwave in West Africa

A lethal heatwave in West Africa, attributed to human-caused climate change, led to hundreds or thousands of deaths in the region. The soaring temperatures, reaching over 110 degrees Fahrenheit, were unprecedented and exacerbated by factors like power shortages and lack of cooling equipment. The crisis highlights the deadly impact of climate change on vulnerable populations in the Sahel region.

Heaviest Recorded Rainfall in the United Arab Emirates

The United Arab Emirates is recovering from the heaviest rainfall ever recorded, causing significant flooding in the desert nation. Dubai International Airport is working to restore normal operations amidst delays and disruptions. The storm led to flooded highways, neighborhoods, and business districts, with one confirmed death.

Dubai Record Rainfall and Flooding

Dubai experiences record-breaking rainfall causing widespread flooding, damages, and disruptions in the city, with questions raised about the possibility of cloud seeding as a cause.

Challenges Faced by Northern Haiti After President's Assassination

Northern Haiti faces deteriorating conditions and lack of government services following the assassination of President Jovenel Moïse. Citizens struggle with food scarcity, unreliable climate conditions, and lack of electricity. Individuals take matters into their own hands, installing solar panels and building a canal for irrigation independently.

AI for Climate and Nature Grand Challenge by Jeff Bezos' Earth Fund

Jeff Bezos' Earth Fund announces $100 million grant program called AI for Climate and Nature Grand Challenge to leverage AI technologies in combating climate change and nature loss. The initiative aims to foster collaboration between environmental organizations and AI developers to create innovative solutions.

The Panama Canal and Climate Change

The Panama Canal, considered a great engineering feat, is facing challenges due to climate change, causing fewer ships to pass through. Author Cristina Henriquez discusses the making of the Canal in her new novel.

Heavy rains in the Middle East

Heavy rains in the Middle East lead to school closures in the UAE, flooding at Dubai International Airport, and at least 18 deaths in Oman. The region, not accustomed to intense rainfall, faces dangerous conditions with roads submerged and flights diverted.