The Rising Threat of Vibrio: What You Need to Know
As ocean temperatures rise, the risk of Vibrio bacteria along the Atlantic Coast increases. Experts are monitoring the situation closely to understand the implications.
Editorial Staff Apr 22
Environment
Climate, ecology, sustainability, biodiversity, and energy transition.
Understanding Vibrio: Risks Associated with Coastal Waters and Shellfish
As summer approaches, it's essential to be aware of Vibrio, a bacteria present in coastal waters and raw shellfish, to ensure safe beach outings and seafood consumption.
Editorial Staff Apr 22
Study Highlights Impact of Mud-rich Coastline on 2011 Japan Tsunami's Destruction
A recent analysis indicates that the mud-rich coastlines of Tohoku played a significant role in amplifying the destructive power of the 2011 tsunami, which resulted in nearly 20,000 deaths.
Editorial Staff Apr 22
El Niño Influence: 2026 Poised to be One of the Hottest Years on Record
The early months of 2026 have already recorded significant warmth, indicating a potential for the year to rank as the second warmest in history, driven by a strong El Niño.
Editorial Staff Apr 21
Utah's Role in Advancing Portable Plug-In Solar Legislation
Utah's recent legislation has sparked interest in portable plug-in solar solutions, inspiring similar initiatives in 30 states and D.C.
Editorial Staff Apr 21
Indigenous Leaders Address Enforcement of Global Climate Court Decisions at UN
Indigenous leaders at the UN are discussing the significant disparity between international court rulings on climate issues and the actions taken by governments.
Editorial Staff Apr 21
The Shift in the Green New Deal: Emphasizing Affordability
The Green New Deal is adapting to focus on a 'working-class climate agenda' that aims to address economic challenges while combating climate change.
Editorial Staff Apr 21
The Controversial Role of Big Game Hunting in Wildlife Conservation
The practice of allowing wealthy individuals to hunt big game as a means of funding wildlife conservation raises significant ethical concerns, with critics labeling it as neocolonialism.
Editorial Staff Apr 21
Concerns Rise Over Toad Deaths as Welsh Reservoir Drained
Conservationists express anger and heartbreak as a reservoir in Denbighshire is drained during the breeding season, potentially affecting over 1,000 toads.
Editorial Staff Apr 20
Unseasonably High Temperatures Expected in Spain and Brazil
This week, Seville is projected to reach 34C, while regions in Brazil may see temperatures in the high 30s, alongside storm forecasts in southern Africa.
Editorial Staff Apr 20
Poland's Coal Industry: A Transition Amidst Record Extraction
As Poland remains the last EU nation fully engaged in coal mining, 80,000 workers continue to extract coal, even as the country shifts towards an energy transition.
Editorial Staff Apr 20
Lahaina Residents Prioritize Community in Rebuilding Efforts Post-Fires
In the wake of the devastating 2023 fires, Lahaina residents are committed to rebuilding their town with a focus on local needs rather than tourism.
Editorial Staff Apr 19
Maine's Moratorium on Large Data Centers: A Potential Trendsetter for Other States?
Maine has enacted a moratorium on large data centers, marking a significant legislative move. This is the first such measure to pass a legislative chamber, with several other states considering similar proposals.
Editorial Staff Apr 19
Weekly Climate Update: Decline in Fossil Fuel Power and El Niño Alert
This week's climate developments highlight a notable decrease in fossil-fuel power generation, alongside warnings regarding a potential 'Super' El Niño event and ongoing climate challenges in Afghanistan.
Editorial Staff Apr 17
UK Electric Car Prices Drop Below Petrol Vehicles for the First Time
A recent report from Autotrader reveals that the average price of electric vehicles in the UK is now lower than that of petrol cars, marking a pivotal moment in the automotive industry.
Editorial Staff Apr 17
Nation Celebrates Safe Return of Escaped Wolf After Lengthy Search
After a nine-day search, the two-year-old wolf Neukgu has been safely returned to its zoo, alleviating safety concerns for both the animal and the public.
Editorial Staff Apr 17
Concerns Grow Over New North Sea Oil and Gas Fields and Their Climate Impact
Experts warn that opening new oil and gas fields in the North Sea could jeopardize global climate initiatives, potentially encouraging fossil fuel exploitation in developing nations.
Editorial Staff Apr 8
BP shareholders advised to vote against chair over climate resolution exclusion
Strategic angle: Glass Lewis raises transparency issues regarding AGM exclusion of climate resolution.
Editorial Staff Apr 7
Why this NASA climate scientist wants you to stay angry
Strategic angle: Kate Marvel reflects on her fiery resignation: “I don’t think we rebuild science without getting mad.”
Editorial Staff Apr 7
How EVs could solve a problem with America’s rickety grid
Strategic angle: With "vehicle-to-grid" technology, EVs turn into a vast network of backup power. That could help stabilize the system and accelerate the adoption of renewables.
Editorial Staff Apr 7