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Climate Change · France

May Was World's Second-Hottest on Record, EU Scientists Say

42% Center coverage: 81 sources

The world experienced its second-warmest May since records began this year, a month in which climate change fuelled a record-breaking heatwave in Greenland, scientists said on Wednesday. Last month was Earth's second-warmest May on record - exceeded only by May 2024 - rounding out the northern hemisphere's second-hottest March-May spring on record, the EU's Copernicus Climate Change Service (C3S) said in a monthly bulletin.See the Story

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Swiss Glacier Collapse Partially Destroys Village of Blatten

44% Left coverage: 18 sources

One person is missing after a glacier collapsed in the Swiss Alps, burying the village of Blatten. Experts had been monitoring the situation for weeks, as chunks broke off the side of the mountain piling 9 million tons of debris on the glacier below.See the Story

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Governor Stein, State Leaders Prepare for Hurricane Season Amid Uncertainty of Federal Help

67% Center coverage: 15 sources

RALEIGH, N.C. (WNCN) — Hurricane preparedness is long underway in North Carolina. “[We’re] conducting statewide exercises to test our communication systems, performing readiness checks, and making improvements based on any gaps that we find,” Governor Josh Stein said in a hurricane preparedness update on Thursday. “We’re already taking action on identified areas for improvement in the wake of Helene,” Will Ray, the Director of Emergency Manageme…See the Story

NZ Has a Vast Sea Territory but Lags Behind Other Nations in Protecting the Ocean

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Getty ImagesFor the past fortnight, the city of Nice in France has been the global epicentre of ocean science and politics. Last week’s One Ocean Science Congress ended with a unanimous call for action to turn around the degradation of the ocean. And this week, the United Nation’s Ocean Conference agenda focused on better protection of marine biodiversity, sustainable fisheries and emissions cuts. The message is clear. With only five years to th…Emmanuel Macron · Nice See the Story

The National Environmental Policy Act Is Facing Big Changes. Will This Improve the Review Process or Undermine Its Effectiveness?

75% Center coverage: 4 sources

The National Environmental Policy Act has not been immune to changes since President Richard Nixon signed it into law 55 years ago. Under the direction of President Donald Trump and Republicans in Congress, however, it is facing significant reforms in the name of efficiency that environmental advocates say could erode the act’s effectiveness. Multiple actions — including Trump’s executive orders around energy, changes to regulations and guidanc…Donald Trump · Vail See the Story

An electric firetruck puts out blazes in Madison, Wisconsin » Yale Climate Connections

The truck’s quiet engine makes it easier for firefighters to talk during calls, and it doesn’t spew diesel pollution into the firehouse. The post An electric firetruck puts out blazes in Madison, Wisconsin appeared first on Yale Climate Connections.Madison, Wisconsin · Madison Read Article

In an Illinois forest, many buds are forming earlier and leaves are changing color later » Yale Climate Connections

It all adds up to a longer growing season in Trelease Woods, a centuries-old forest near the University of Illinois. The post In an Illinois forest, many buds are forming earlier and leaves are changing color later appeared first on Yale Climate Connections.Champaign · Champaign Read Article

Clean energy is popular, even in red states. Senators might block it anyway. » Yale Climate Connections

Republicans in the Senate may soon pass a bill that guts clean energy incentives, defying public sentiment in nearly every state – including deep-red ones. The post Clean energy is popular, even in red states. Senators might block it anyway. appeared first on Yale Climate Connections.Senate · United States Read Article

Civil rights leader links climate change to racial justice » Yale Climate Connections

Rev. Dr. Gerald Durley says the fight for clean air and a safe environment is related to the battle for racial equity. The post Civil rights leader links climate change to racial justice appeared first on Yale Climate Connections.Climate Change · Atlanta Read Article

NASA's TROPICS Mission: Offering Detailed Images and Analysis of Tropical Cyclones

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Tropical cyclones represent a danger to life, property, and the economies of communities. Researchers who study tropical cyclones have focused on remote observations, using space-based platforms to image these storms, inform forecasts, better predict landfall, and improve understanding of storm dynamics and precipitation evolution (see fig. 1).NASA · United States See the Story

Trees can be flood-prevention heroes » Yale Climate Connections

Leaves and branches slow the rate of rain hitting the ground, and roots help prevent soil erosion. The post Trees can be flood-prevention heroes appeared first on Yale Climate Connections.Trees Read Article

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May Was World's Second-Hottest on Record, EU Scientists Say

Swiss Glacier Collapse Partially Destroys Village of Blatten

Governor Stein, State Leaders Prepare for Hurricane Season Amid Uncertainty of Federal Help

NZ Has a Vast Sea Territory but Lags Behind Other Nations in Protecting the Ocean

The National Environmental Policy Act Is Facing Big Changes. Will This Improve the Review Process or Undermine Its Effectiveness?

An electric firetruck puts out blazes in Madison, Wisconsin » Yale Climate Connections

In an Illinois forest, many buds are forming earlier and leaves are changing color later » Yale Climate Connections

Clean energy is popular, even in red states. Senators might block it anyway. » Yale Climate Connections

Civil rights leader links climate change to racial justice » Yale Climate Connections

NASA's TROPICS Mission: Offering Detailed Images and Analysis of Tropical Cyclones

Trees can be flood-prevention heroes » Yale Climate Connections

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