Global Warming

(July 3, 2026 / JNS) Rael Jean Isaac, a prescient author who wrote frequently on topics related to Israel and Jewish affairs, died on June 25. She was 93 years old. Isaac wrote half a dozen public policy books and hundreds of articles for periodicals, such as Reader’s Digest, The…

A proposed technique to counter global warming by spraying sun-reflecting particles near the poles would cause commercial flights to pass through clouds of sulphuric acid, posing a danger to passengers and crew...Read More

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As much as 72 per cent of London’s urban canopy could be at risk because of heat and drought inflicted by global warming, according to the Kew Gardens Tree Collections and Arboriculture team. In collaboration with the Greater London Authority, the report found that 62 per cent of London’s 1.2…

Olusegun Obasanjo, a former President of Nigeria, also revealed that he had personally planted more than 3.5 million trees as part of efforts to combat climate change. The post Ex-President Obasanjo Blames Greed, Carelessness For Global Warming appeared first on Channels Television...Read More

PARIS - Scientists have shown that recurring heatwaves are a clear marker of global warming, and warn that they are set to become more frequent, longer and more intense. More heatwaves inevitable: IPCC chair The heatwave scorching Europe has become worse than some scientific projections feared, the head of the…

UN chief António Guterres called on Tuesday for stronger action to cut emissions of planet-heating methane, taking aim at the fossil fuel industry’s practices and profits, and pointing to coal, oil and gas as the root of today’s climate and energy crises. In a major speech at London Climate Action…

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Images of families displaced by floods, prolonged droughts or extreme storms have become a distressingly regular feature of the daily news. As the impact of climate change intensifies, so does concern over its effects on human mobility. Ongoing changes to the world’s climate now raise a salient, apparently simple question:…

The upcoming loss of a deep-ocean monitoring system is triggering deep anxiety in Alaska, the nation’s top fish-producing state, where temperatures are warming twice as quickly as the global average. The National Science Foundation announced plans in May to decommission the Ocean Observatories Initiative, a nearly $368 million network of…