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Tropical Storm Andrea tracker: First named storm of 2025 forms in Atlantic

Hurricanes · United States

Tropical Storm Andrea tracker: First named storm of 2025 forms in Atlantic

69% Center coverage: 98 sources

Tropical Storm Andrea became the first tropical storm of the season in the Atlantic on June 24, according to the National Hurricane Center, although it could have a short life span. See the Story

Trump Cuts Could Set Back Federal Response to Extreme Heat, Expert Says

Donald Trump · Orlando

Trump Cuts Could Set Back Federal Response to Extreme Heat, Expert Says

80% Center coverage: 40 sources

Nearly 150 million Americans are living under extreme heat warnings and advisories this week as some fear recent staff and funding cuts under the Trump administration could hurt the federal response.See the Story

Latest Tropical Update Moves Area of Development Off Florida’s East Coast

National Weather Service

Latest Tropical Update Moves Area of Development Off Florida’s East Coast

90% Center coverage: 19 sources

The latest update from the National Hurricane Center shows an area of low pressure could develop along a weakening frontal boundary near Florida or the Atlantic coast of the southeastern United States by this weekend.See the Story

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U.S. Northeast Faces Record High Temperatures

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U.S. Northeast Faces Record High Temperatures

How You Can Use a ‘Truth Sandwich’ to Fight Climate Misinformation » Yale Climate Connections

Serve up facts first and last, with misinformation handled carefully in the middle. The post How you can use a ‘truth sandwich’ to fight climate misinformation appeared first on Yale Climate Connections.See the Story

Noise from Vancouver miner's deep-sea operations could threaten Pacific marine life, studies say

Coverage: 2 sources

Deep-sea operations proposed by a Vancouver-based mining company could cause harm to a wide variety of species in the Pacific Ocean, including whales, dolphins and sound-producing fish, two new studies have found.Whales · Vancouver See the Story

Does a Dana Occur only in Europe and the Mediterranean? » Yale Climate Connections

Dr. Rafael Méndez Tejeda explains what this meteorological phenomenon is and where it occurs. The post Does a DANA only occur in Europe and the Mediterranean? appeared first on Yale Climate Connections.Read Article

Restoring the prairie: Buffalo thrive at Nachusa

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

FRANKLIN GROVE, Ill. (WGN) — The opportunity to see a herd of buffalo grazing in the wild isn't something that requires a trip to the Great Plains states. In fact, the chance to do so will only take a 100-mile drive from Chicago. It might be one of the best kept secrets of the Midwest. Just two hours west of the Windy City lies one of the largest protected sanctuaries in the United States, complete with a full herd of bison, all of which is open…Climate Change · United States See the Story

Open Day Shines Light on Hurricane Preparedness

Today marks the first anniversary of Hurricane Beryl wreaking havoc in Barbados and across the region. It’s against that background that members of the public were given the unique opportunity to interact with personnel from the agencies that are part of the emergency management system. They were able to do this through the Department of Emergency Management/Sagicor General Hurricane Preparedness Open Day and Expo. The event was held at the Barb…Saint Vincent and the Grenadines · Saint Vincent and the Grenadines See the Story

A lifesaving lesson for climate activists: You deserve support, too » Yale Climate Connections

The Resilient Activist, a Missouri-based nonprofit, helps people move from burnout to balance, combining mental health tools with nature-based practices. The post A lifesaving lesson for climate activists: You deserve support, too appeared first on Yale Climate Connections.Climate Activism · Missouri Read Article

Fireworks light up the sky – and sometimes the forest » Yale Climate Connections

As the risk of wildfires grows, make sure you know the law and how to have a safe display this Fourth of July. The post Fireworks light up the sky – and sometimes the forest appeared first on Yale Climate Connections.Wildfires · United States Read Article

Newton, Massachusetts, project turns flood problem into pollinator paradise » Yale Climate Connections

With underground tanks and native vegetation, Cheesecake Brook is getting a climate-ready upgrade. The post Newton, Massachusetts, project turns flood problem into pollinator paradise appeared first on Yale Climate Connections.Newton, Massachusetts · Newton Read Article

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