ACC Is Speeding Up: Shaken Not Stirred

Recent scientific research reveals concerning news about Antarctica’s future. A massive swirling vortex of ocean water surrounding the continent is becoming faster and more dangerous. This vortex, known as the Antarctic Circumpolar Current (ACC), surpasses the combined volume of all the world’s rivers. But why is this happening? The culprit behind this troubling development is…

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New Study Shows Climate Models Likely Underestimate Methane Release

Methane (CH4) contributes approximately 20–30% of global emission-related radiative forcing, and is the second largest source of current anthropogenic warming, with a global warming potential 28–34 times larger than that of CO2 over a 100-year time horizon. The study “Boreal–Arctic wetland methane emissions modulated by warming and vegetation activity” published in nature on Feb 14th, 2024…

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Climate Crisis Is There A Plan B?

A recent report from the United Nations presents an ethical guideline for climate engineering, acknowledging the dire state of our global climate. As we approach the end of what is likely to be the hottest year ever recorded, this report explores the moral implications of utilizing technological solutions to combat escalating global temperatures. The report…

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Hurricane Lee Approaches: A Climate Crisis Alarm For U.S. Coast Residents

Title: “Hurricane Lee Approaches: A Climate Crisis Alarm for U.S. Coast Residents” Introduction: As Hurricane Lee intensifies and approaches the U.S. coastline, there’s a growing sense of urgency. Beyond the immediate threat, the latest updates from the National Hurricane Center (NHC) underscore the profound impact of climate change on our weather systems. This article serves…

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