The Netherlands has been fighting back water for over a millennium because of its low elevation and geographical position as a delta country. Nearly 60% of the country faces the constant threat of flooding because its elevation is below sea level or just a few feet above it. The Netherlands’ three largest cities, Amsterdam, Rotterdam,...
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NASA’s PREFIRE Satellites Track Polar Heat and Climate Change
NASA’s PREFIRE mission tracks polar heat loss into space, giving key insights into the Earth's energy budget and climate change forecasting.
Report Shows Rising Temperatures in World’s Major Capital Cities
Extreme heat is becoming the norm in major cities worldwide. Learn how this trend impacts urban life and the strategies being implemented.
Grid Upgrade Needed for US to Meet its Clean Energy Targets
An outdated grid hinders America's transition to renewable energy. Learn about the obstacles and the urgent need for modernization.
What Happens When We Cross the 2°C Temperature Limit?
Understand the consequences of exceeding the 1.5°C threshold, the future risks of climate change, and the importance of immediate action.
Tree Ring Records Reveal 2023 Hottest Summer in 2000 Years
Using a study on tree ring patterns, scientists confirm 2023 as the hottest summer in 2000 years, highlighting the impact of climate change.
Report Shows Asia is Warming Faster Than Global Average
Asia's recent heatwave breaks records and a report revealed that the region is warming faster than the global average.
Study Reveals Factors for Antartica’s Regime Shift and Its Impacts
Research reveals a regime shift in Antarctic sea ice patterns. What causes it and its implications in one of Earth's vital regions?
NASA to Study Climate Change Impact On Ocean and Atmosphere
NASA's PACE satellite will help scientists understand the Earth's oceans and atmosphere, offering data for climate research and forecasting.
Factors That Influenced the 2021 Pacific Northwest “Heat Dome”
Read how resonant planetary wave amplification and land-atmosphere feedback contributed to the 2021 Pacific Northwest Heat Dome event.