And in the far eastern Atlantic, a tropical wave that is expected to develop into a tropical depression by next week could be a long-range threat to the Caribbean.
Oponentes a la energía eólica difunden un mito acerca de ballenas muertas
Insistan que la energía eólica marina es responsable de un aumento en las muertes de ballenas. Los expertos no lo creen, pero grupos de interés respaldados por dinero de combustibles fósiles están difundiendo información.
California’s climate disclosure bill could have a huge impact across the U.S.
The legislation would set a precedent by requiring large companies to disclose total greenhouse gas emissions.
Free tool helps Gulf Coast residents identify potential risks to their homes
Such as flooding, hurricanes, and sea level rise.
The Inflation Reduction Act is reducing U.S. reliance on China
Don’t get fooled by a common myth. The reality: The landmark IRA includes provisions to incentivize domestic clean energy manufacturing and reduce U.S. dependence on China.
90% of U.S. counties had a weather disaster between 2011 and 2021
It’s happening everywhere.
Tres mitos comunes sobre la energía solar, desmitificados
La energía solar podría desempeñar un papel muy importante en la reducción de la contaminación por carbono.
Wind opponents spread myth about dead whales
They claim the offshore wind is responsible for a spike in whale deaths. Experts don’t buy it, but interest groups backed by fossil fuel money are spreading false information.
Sea level rise varies from place to place. Why?
Some communities are seeing the impacts of sea level rise sooner than others.
A very busy Atlantic hurricane season continues: Hurricane Nigel is here
Nigel expected to become a major hurricane on Tuesday but is not a threat to land.
How should we memorialize communities lost to floods?
After repeated flooding, residents of a Missouri town took government buyouts and moved away. A granite monument now honors the former community.
Lee goes post-tropical before reaching Nova Scotia
Power outages were widespread across Maine and Nova Scotia as Lee’s winds brought down trees and power lines.