Helene shows that hurricanes in the age of climate change don’t wreck just coastlines
Unlike hurricanes that might ravage a coastline, push a few miles inland and eventually dissipate, Helene, in part because of its sheer size and the speed with which it was traveling North, ravaged inland parts of the country.
Asheville, North Carolina, was once viewed as a safe haven for climate refugees. However, Hurricane Helene damage highlights ...
Former President Trump over the weekend said Democrats talks about climate change anymore and that it is one of the great ...
This week New York City's Climate Week welcomed more than 6,500 people from over 100 countries to attend over 600 events and ...
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It's partially due to a rare weather event, some back luck, and potentially climate change. Helene produced such a large ...
Despite expected cooling of the Pacific Ocean, human-indued climate change will continue to lead warm temperatures and ...
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Biden administration Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas addressed concerns about the lack of communication ...
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