P FavorantiGlobal Warming Earth Tied Its Record Warmest September in 2019, NOAA Findsweather.com - Jonathan Erdman September 2019 tied for Earth's warmest September in 140 years of temperature records, according to a government report, continuing a warming trend …
P FavorantiJane Fonda Jane Fonda arrested for protesting about climate change, and she has no plans to stopStylist Magazine - Hollie Richardson Protesters gathered on Friday (11 October) in Washington DC as part of the fight against the climate crisis. It has been reported that Hollywood icon …
P FavorantiJapan Airlines The Century’s Strongest Super-Typhoon Hagibis Is About To Hit Japan—1,600 Flights CanceledForbes - James AsquithThe streets of Tokyo outside my window are currently getting a little quieter, but there is absolutely no sense of panic in Japan’s capital. Typhoons are common-place in Japan, and the infrastructure been
P FavorantiClimate A psychologist explains why some adults are reacting badly to young climate strikersThe Conversation UK - Caroline Hickman Young climate strikers I spoke to recently are confused and distressed about the things adults are doing. It’s not just inaction during the worsening …
P FavorantiMethane ‘This is truly terrifying’: Scientists discover ocean waters ‘boiling with methane’ in Arcticrawstory.com - Common Dreams Scientists studying the consequences of methane emissions from underwater permafrost in the Arctic Ocean announced this week that they found a …
P FavorantiOpinion The big polluters’ masterstroke was to blame the climate crisis on you and meThe Guardian - George MonbiotWe are guided by an ideology so familiar and pervasive that we do not even recognise it as an ideology. It is called consumerism Let’s stop calling this the Sixth Great Extinction. Let’s start calling
P FavorantiOpinion If you are under 34, you have never experienced a month of below average temperaturesThe Guardian - Greg JerichoThis week has seen a mass worldwide protest on climate change. The Extinction Rebellion is playing for keeps, and the protesters are setting out to make noise and force politicians and authorities to with
P FavorantiFossil Fuels Revealed: the 20 firms behind a third of all carbon emissionsThe Guardian - Matthew Taylor and Jonathan WattsThe Guardian today reveals the 20 fossil fuel companies whose relentless exploitation of the world’s oil, gas and coal reserves can be directly linked to more than one-third of all greenhouse gas emissions
P FavorantiClimate Change Extraordinarily warm temperatures above Antarctica cause hot and dry extremes in Australia, researchers warnphys.org - Monash University Changes in springtime winds high above the South Pole are set to trigger higher than usual temperatures and fire-prone weather conditions in …
P FavorantiThe Arctic Opinion: I am a diver who documents climate change in the Arctic. And I am running out of timeLos Angeles Times - Jill HeinerthNearly 20 years ago, I led a National Geographic diving team that made the first cave dives inside the largest floating piece of ice ever seen on our planet. The B-15 iceberg had calved from an ice shelf
P FavorantiPermafrost Report Shows 'Stunning and Dramatic' Scenes of Thawing Permafrost in Siberia That 'Leaves Millions on Unstable Ground'commondreams.org The latest installment in a Washington Post series on "hot zones" around the world that are already enduring "extreme climate change" focuses on the …
P FavorantiNews (U.S.) The Earth just had its hottest September on recordUSA TODAY - Doyle RiceThe Earth just had its warmest September on record, tying a mark set in 2016, according to data released Friday by the Copernicus Climate Change Service, a European group that measures the planet's temperatures.
P Favoranti Arctic sea ice summer minimum in 2019 is ‘joint-second lowest’ on recordweforum.org - Robert McSweeney Arctic sea ice has reached its summer minimum extent for 2019, measuring in at 4.15m square kilometers (km2). This puts this year joint-second lowest …
P FavorantiCarbon If Each of Us Planted a Tree, Would It Slow Global Warming?WIRED - Condé Nast Here are some self-evident truths: Humans need to produce less carbon dioxide—assuming we care a fig about our children’s well-being. But even that’s …
P FavorantiAntarctica Climate breakdown is actually increasing the economic value of polar seas – beware the business opportunistsThe Conversation UK - Alex Rogers Our polar regions are in trouble. Sea ice is retreating, ice shelves are collapsing and the oceans are heating and acidifying. But what lies in store …
P FavorantiRestoration Can seagrass realise its potential in the fight against climate change?The Economist Seagrass protection and restoration has been dubbed the “ugly duckling” of marine conservation. But as efforts to tackle the causes and impacts of …
P FavorantiBiomass How many trees are there on Earth? Mission to measure planet's biomass | New Scientistnewscientist.com - By Christine Swanson EXCITEMENT in the room was palpable on the morning of 5 December last year. The day before, the launch of SpaceX’s Falcon 9 to supply the …
P FavorantiClimate Florida Just Got a Sneak Peek of Coming Attractions in the Climate CrisisEsquire - By Charles P. PierceWhile the nation's attention is directed at the ongoing burlesque of democratic government in Washington, D.C. those clever Chinese climate hoaxsters are hard at work giving places like Florida a sneak
P FavorantiCarbon Humans Release 40 To 100 Times As Much Carbon As Do Earth’s VolcanoesForbes - David BressanAccording to new research published in the journal Eos by the Deep Carbon Observatory, a scientific project involving more than 1,000 earth-scientists worldwide, and based on the analysis of 10 years field
P FavorantiEnvironment Humans Produce 100x More CO2 Than All Earth's Volcanoes CombinedScienceAlert - VICTOR TANGERMANN According to a decade-long study by an international team of researchers, human CO2 emissions total 100 times more than the planet-warming effects of …
P Favoranti Scientists quantify global volcanic CO2 venting; estimate total carbon on Earthphys.org Volcanoes, colliding and spreading continental and oceanic plates, and other phenomena re-studied with innovative high-tech tools, provide important …
P FavorantiOpinion Russia Moves on Climate Change, While the U.S. StallsBloomberg - Mark Gongloff • Americans will have to sacrifice to fight climate change. • Trump is at war with the state itself. • Stop calling Elizabeth Warren a socialist. • Curbing U.S. …
P FavorantiClimate Climate Strikers Want to Know When the Earth Will Die. We Asked a Scientist.VICE - VICE News StaffEver wondered “How long do we have until the Earth is dead?” So has 10-year-old Sam Berliner. Ever wondered “How long do we have until the Earth is dead?” So has Sam Berliner, a 10-year-old who skipped
P FavorantiClimate Climate change will shrink these economies fastestweforum.org - Katharine Rooney It doesn’t matter if you’re in a hot or a cold climate, a rich country or a poorer one – unchecked climate change is going to devastate the …
P FavorantiOzone What Earth's changing climate can teach us about altering the surface of Marsphys.org - Gareth Dorrian and Ian Whittaker In a rare instance of environmental success, the United Nations has just announced it believes the damage to the Earth's protective ozone layer will …
P FavorantiOceans Ocean worlds with a thick atmosphere may be better for life than Earth | New Scientistnewscientist.com - By Leah Crane Earth may teem with life, but it might not be the absolute best cradle for it. Ocean dynamics are crucial to life here, and a new study says that a …
P FavorantiClimate In face of climate change, cities consulting with engineering firms to assess infrastructureThe Globe and Mail - David IsraelsonHans Arisz’s job as an engineer currently working in Saint John, N.B. – inspecting and assessing urban infrastructure – has just become bigger. He’s looking at how the city will respond to and manage effects
P FavorantiScience Journal 'Nature' retracts ocean-warming studyphys.org The journal Nature retracted a study published last year that found oceans were warming at an alarming rate due to climate change. The prestigious …
P FavorantiBirds Three Billion Canaries in the Coal MineThe New York TimesNASHVILLE — During the nearly quarter-century that my family has lived in this house, the changes in our neighborhood have become increasingly apparent: fewer trees and wildflowers, fewer bees and butterflies
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