After Hurricane Idalia Biden Says Climate Change Is Undeniable
President Biden declared that climate change is undeniable after Hurricane Idalia, noting that a warming atmosphere fuels stronger storms and higher sea levels, which
October 18, 2026
Intensified storms, heatwaves, and other severe weather events.
President Biden declared that climate change is undeniable after Hurricane Idalia, noting that a warming atmosphere fuels stronger storms and higher sea levels, which
October 18, 2026
Australia’s wildfires—often called bushfires—are climate‑driven fires that spread across native vegetation, releasing massive carbon, threatening biodiversity, human health, and the economy, and highlighting
October 14, 2026
Atmospheric rivers are narrow, moisture‑laden plumes that travel from tropical oceans to California, delivering a large share of the state’s winter rain and
October 11, 2026
An estimated 86 million people now reside in flood‑prone areas worldwide, a figure driven by rising sea levels and intensified rainfall linked to
October 3, 2026
The Biden administration has issued federal regulations that require employers to protect outdoor workers from hazardous heat, reflecting growing scientific consensus that heatwaves
October 3, 2026
Cacti across Arizona’s desert are dying as unprecedented extreme heat events, driven by climate change, exceed the physiological limits of these iconic plants,
September 28, 2026