Climate Archive
Archives for July 2023
Scientists are reporting increasing insecticide resistance among American Culex mosquitoes that spread West Nile virus to humans.
Tinder for these insects is actual tinder.
Wildfires can be devastating, but for some animals, they’re an opportunity.
The future of climate change will be litigated.
There’s hidden climate potential in overlooked fossil fuel infrastructure.
Humans install spikes so birds will go away. Birds steal them and do this instead.
Temperature records are falling around the world, but those records aren’t equally meaningful.
What we know — and what we don’t — about how heat affects mental health.
Heat has a bigger impact on us than we may realize.
The Caribbean’s marine heat wave will have big impacts on tiny islands like Dominica.
Can a country be a climate leader without nuclear power?
Canada’s fire season is especially bad, and it could lead to smoke drifting southward for the rest of the summer.
13 questions about bird flu, answered.
The major questions doctrine, explained.
Climate risks are becoming increasingly expensive. Not just locally, but globally.