Amazon River Hits Historic Low Amid Brazil’s Worsening Drought
The Amazon River reached its lowest water level in 121 years in 2023, driven by an unprecedented drought in Brazil that highlights the
March 17, 2026
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British Columbia Wildfires Set Record Emissions in May
In May 2023 British Columbia experienced an unprecedented wave of wildfires that released record‑high greenhouse‑gas emissions, illustrating how climate‑driven fire activity can amplify
March 15, 2026
8 Diseases That Changed the World—and How Climate Influences Them
Climate change alters the distribution, seasonality, and severity of eight historic diseases—malaria, tuberculosis, cholera, Zika, dengue, influenza, Lyme disease, and West Nile virus—by
March 11, 2026
Atmospheric Rivers Explained: Earth’s Most Powerful Storm Systems
Atmospheric Rivers Explained: Earth’s Most Powerful Storm Systems Atmospheric rivers are long, narrow corridors of extreme moisture that move from the tropics toward
March 6, 2026
14 Extreme Weather Events in Early 2025 Cost Over $100 Billion
In early 2025, fourteen extreme weather events together caused more than $100 billion in damages, illustrating how climate‑driven hazards threaten economies, ecosystems, and societies
March 5, 2026
Canada’s Last Intact Ice Shelf Has Collapsed—Why This Matters for Earth’s Climate
The recent collapse of Canada’s last intact ice shelf shows how warming oceans release freshwater, destabilize glaciers and alter global ocean circulation, highlighting
March 5, 2026
