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For Shefali Bibi, 55, of Datinakhali village in Shyamnagar, Satkhira, clean drinking water is a daily concern. The pond near her house was her main source of drinking water. After cyclone Aila in 2009, the tidal water became saline. Now she has to fetch water from a pond about 1.5 km away every day. It […]
The study, published in 2021 by the scientific journal Nature, said sea levels in Cartagena have risen by about 7.02 millimeters (0.27 in) per year since the beginning of the 21st century, a “higher rate” than the global average of 2.9 millimeters. , Sea levels in the Gulf could rise by 26 centimeters by 2050 […]
This photo taken on August 16, 2023 shows an iceberg about a few hundred meters long drifting along the Scoresby Sound Fjord in eastern Greenland. The French National Center for Scientific Research is leading an expedition to explore Greenland’s isolated fjords, the planet’s largest fjord system that has been largely unstudied. The expedition, organized by […]
Even as residents were gearing up for the next onslaught, some avid surfers donned wetsuits Friday to take advantage of the still higher but less choppy waves than forecasters were predicting for Saturday. Earlier there was relative peace. Another Ventura resident and surfing lover, Kenny Powell, 64, said that while many surfers live for the […]
Greenhouse gas concentrations, global sea level and ocean heat content are set to reach record highs in 2022, according to the annual review of global climate published online Wednesday. The State of the Climate Report, the 33rd annual assessment compiled by the US National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration’s National Centers for Environmental Information, is based […]
In January, an international group of researchers said the amount of heat in the upper oceans in 2022 would exceed last year’s level by about 10 zeta joules – the equivalent of 100 times the worldwide electricity generation in 2021. Records going back to the late 1950s show a steady increase in surface temperatures, with […]
This raises an intriguing question, according to Beatrice Cointe, a sociologist at France’s National Center for Scientific Research and co-author of a recent study on the history of the 1.5C goal. “How did a nearly impossible goal become the point of reference for climate action?” He asked. And what will happen when the world experiences […]
Scientists studying Antarctica’s massive Thwaites Glacier – nicknamed the Doomsday Glacier – say warmer water is seeping into its weak spots, worsening melting conditions due to rising temperatures, two papers published in the journal Nature showed Wednesday. . Thwaites, which is roughly the size of Florida, represents more than half a meter (1.6 feet) of […]
