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The world witnessed another temperature record broken in 2023. Exceeding the critical level, even if only for a single day, indicates that worse days are on the way.
NASA has officially declared that we are experiencing a summer that eclipses temperature records dating back to 1880. This means that we need to take urgent measures against disasters that may occur in the future.
Under an extreme but possible climate scenario, approximately 200,000 people could die from heat-related deaths each year in the United States.
More than 200 scientists have signed a letter demanding “responsible” research into ways to trap planet-warming carbon dioxide in the world’s oceans. Scientists who want to take urgent action on the climate crisis…
The effect of exposure based on environmental conditions, such as darkness in skin color due to pigment differences and the ability to have blond hair due to vitamin D synthesis, also leads to differences in the sizes of people’s brains and skulls, as accepted as a result of scientific research.
In New York’s iconic Union Square, this 62-metre-long giant clock is about to pass an alarming milestone. Called the Climate Clock, this clock shows what the Earth is doing to stop climate change from getting exponentially worse.
The U.S. National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) said in its monthly climate update that last month was the warmest June on the planet since global temperature records began in 1850. But in July…
Let’s imagine for a moment that the Earth revolves around a smaller Sun. We investigated the possible effects that would arise in such a situation, and interesting results emerged.
One of the critical thresholds for global warming has been crossed. The European Union’s climate monitoring unit has warned that 2023 may be the warmest year on record, after the global average surface temperature exceeded the 1.5°C threshold in June.
