Global Warming

Why does the hottest day ever recorded matter? Discover why Earth is warming and if we can stop temperatures from rising further.

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In this article we’ll explore the importance of the Amazon rainforest, the threats it now faces, and what can be done to reverse the damage it’s sustained.

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In this article we’ll explore what ocean dead zones are, how they form, and what we can do to try and prevent them.

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In this article, we'll explore what El Niño is, how it interacts with climate change, and the potential global consequences.

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What is the air quality index, how does it work, why is it important in today’s society as climate change progresses, and how can air quality index be improved?

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What is wildfire smoke, why is it dangerous for human health, and why has it been the subject of news in Canada, the Northeastern coast of the United States, the midwest, and most recently L.A.?

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What is a hurricane, how do hurricanes form, affect society, and the biggest question of all – are hurricanes stimulated by climate change itself? Is there a direct correlation between rising global surface temperatures and the formation of hurricanes?

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In this article, we’ll break down what wet bulb temperature is, why it’s becoming a growing threat, and what can be done to lessen its impact.

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What are tornadoes, and how do they affect those in the midwest, across the United States, and the world? Is a tornado more likely to occur or be more severe the worse that climate change gets?

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Explore what HFCs are, their uses, environmental risks, and why switching to alternatives is crucial for a healthier planet and future.

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In this article we’ll explore what rewilding is, what its benefits are, and why it’s come under scrutiny.

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In this article, we’ll unpack what the Doomsday Glacier is, why scientists are watching it so closely, and what can be done to slow its retreat.

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