Successful air quality sensor launch by NASA and SpaceX across North America
Early on Friday, SpaceX successfully carried NASA’s TEMPO air pollution monitoring device into orbit from Cape Canaveral in Florida. At
Italian Ski Industry Fights Back Against Climate Change with Cannon Snow-making
To save its business, Italy’s ski industry has fired a cannon against climate change. If snowfall becomes less frequent as
Why was the Mississippi tornado relatively more destructive?
The latest Tornado that tore through the US states of Mississippi and Alabama on Friday night, killing at least 25
More storms feared after Mississippi tornadoes kill 26
A number of storms could be on their way to the US state of Mississippi following a series of tornadoes
VW chooses Canada as site of its first battery cell factory outside Europe
Volkswagen decided to locate its first battery cell factory outside of Europe in Canada, giving its vehicles access to both
At last! Landmark ocean treaty reached after decade of negotiations
Following intense negotiations held up for years over disagreements on funding and fishing rights, nations finally reached a historic agreement
Why the Willow Project is dangerous
The Biden Administration has weighed its options on the possible approval of The Willow Project, located on the North Slope
Britain Salad Crisis: Eat more turnips, UK minister suggests
A UK government minister in charge of the food supply has made headlines for suggesting Britons consume more turnips after
Climate Change does Not cause the Drought In South America
Argentinian, Uruguayan, Brazilian, and Bolivian droughts are not caused by climate change, but warming worsens some effects of the drought.
Natural disasters, caused by climate change, forced people to leave their homes in the US
Natural disasters, boosted by climate change, forced an estimated 3.4 million people in the United States (U.S.) to leave their
