[ad_1] Goddard became director of the institute soon after the National Oceanographic and Atmospheric Administration withdrew funding—a major blow to a center that relied heavily on government support. Faced withRead More
Tag: Climate
Jonathan Pershing Quits as Climate Diplomat
[ad_1] WASHINGTON — As the Biden administration’s #2 global climate ambassador, Jonathan Pershing, who traveled to 21 countries last year to negotiate an international climate deal, is leaving his postRead More
Don’t Just Watch: The Team Behind ‘Don’t Look’ Calls for Climate Action
[ad_1] “Don’t Look Up” is a rarity in Hollywood on several fronts. An important movie about climate change. It reached a record number of hours viewed in a single week,Read More
Key to Climate Challenge Lithium Mining Faces New Scrutiny
[ad_1] SAN PEDRO DE ATACAMA, Chile — Plans to expand lithium mining in Chile, the world’s second-largest producer, faced political hurdles this week, raising new questions about the supply ofRead More
Why The Coming Months Will Be Critical to Biden’s Climate Plan
[ad_1] President Biden has failed to persuade Congress to pass major climate laws in 2021, and it looks like America’s plans to reduce planet-warming pollution may face an even harderRead More
2021 Climate Year Under Review
[ad_1] The year in climate news Welcome to the latest edition of Climate Fwd: for 2021! Despite this year’s awkward uncertainty (our friends at the Styles desk described), a lotRead More
Chile Rewrites Its Constitution, Confronting Climate Change
[ad_1] SALAR DE ATACAMA, Chile — A country rarely gets a chance to assert its ideals as a nation and write a new constitution for itself. The climate and ecologicalRead More
Chile Rewrites Its Constitution, Confronting Climate Change
[ad_1] SALAR DE ATACAMA, Chile — A country rarely gets a chance to assert its ideals as a nation and write a new constitution for itself. The climate and ecologicalRead More
Most of us will experience climate change first through water.
[ad_1] In closing this thread, I came across a video of a submerged highway on Twitter just outside of Vancouver. He was not alone. British Columbia’s densely populated urban heartRead More
Climate change is sinking Mexico City
[ad_1] INFILTRATION The city built public spaces such as the Parque Bicentenario with volcanic soil. Its porous soil diverts precipitation into the aquifer, causes flooding, reduces subsidence, prevents damage toRead More