‘Like a Terror Movie’: How Climate Change Will Cause More Simultaneous Disasters By John Schwartz for The New York Times Nov. 19, 2018 Global warming is posing such wide-ranging risks to humanity, involving so many types of phenomena, that by the end of this century
By David Wallace-Wells For NY Magazine November always marked the beginning of rainy season in California. Now it is fire season. Last November, the Thomas Fire in Southern California grew 50,000 acres in a single day, eventually burning 440 square miles and forcing more than
Sourced from The Washington Post “There’s not a state unaffected by this.” By Michael E. Mann Michael E. Mann is director of the Penn State Earth System Science Center and co-author with Tom Toles of “The Madhouse Effect: How Climate Change Denial Is Threatening Our
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