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Using Floodwaters to Combat Ongoing Drought

Floodwaters are not what most people consider a blessing. But they could help remedy California's increasingly parched groundwater systems, according to a new Stanford-led study.

22 Apr 2021

Updated Climate Change Atlas Includes Place-Based Summaries of Current Tree Species

For 20 years, the USDA Forest Service's Climate Change Atlas has been giving foresters in the Eastern United States insight into how future habitat conditions may affect tree species, from dramatic change (a big increase of cedar elm, for example, and a big loss in balsam poplar) to the fairly neutral (red maple).

22 Apr 2021

Reversing Global Warming Quickly Could Avert Consequences of Climate "Tipping Points"

The disastrous consequences of climate "tipping points" could be averted if global warming was reversed quickly enough, new research suggests.

22 Apr 2021

Study Shows the Significant Effect of Climate Change on Central African Forests

Global research coordinated by scientists from the Institut de Recherche pour le Développement (IRD) and CIRAD has disclosed the composition of the tropical forests in Central Africa and their susceptibility to the rising pressure from human activity and climate change predicted in the forthcoming years.

22 Apr 2021

OMNI CT Brings First-of-Its-Kind Waste to Hydrogen Product to Market in the Fight Against Climate Change

Today, OMNI Conversion Technologies Inc. (OMNI CT) announced the first sale of its unprecedented waste to hydrogen product.

22 Apr 2021

Earth Day Initiative – Peterborough Business Donating Trees to Tackle Climate Change

Peterborough based ELeather Group is celebrating Earth Day to highlight the need to use sustainable materials.

22 Apr 2021

Male Fertility of Species may be the Chink in Armor Against Climate Change

A new study reports that male fertility might prove to be a weakness in the fight against climate change, suggesting that male fertility loss at high temperatures implies that several species—particularly those limited to the tropics—may be highly susceptible to climate change.

21 Apr 2021