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France Hit 46 °C — How the Mediterranean Climate Shift Is Remaking Europe
France recorded an all-time high of 46 °C in 2019 — and it's not a fluke. The Mediterranean climate zone is creeping northward, reshaping weather patterns, farming, and water supplies across the country.
NASA Climate Instrument Records First Data While Fixing a Flaw in the Record
On July 10, 2026, NASA's CLARREO Pathfinder instrument recorded its first measurements in space, providing the first truly independent calibration reference in orbit to correct the sensor drift that silently corrupts long-term climate data.
Mobile Homes Heat Up Faster Than Site-Built Houses — and People Die for It
New research shows mobile homes heat up faster than site-built houses, exposing 22 million Americans — disproportionately older, lower-income, and rural — to life-threatening heat-related illness due to structural design flaws baked in at the factory.
Clear-Cut Logging Can Make a 50-Year Flood Hit Every 3 Years
New University of British Columbia research found that clear-cut logging can compress a 50-year flood return interval down to roughly three years, with the greatest risk amplification concentrated in the largest, most destructive flood events.
Fossil Fuel Lobbying Buys Access, Not Votes — Here’s What Research Proves
Studies consistently correlate fossil fuel industry lobbying with anti-climate voting, but researchers draw a careful line between documented patterns and direct causation — and the 'dark money' gap means disclosed figures almost certainly undercount total influence.
Fossil Fuel Industry Spends $250M a Year to Block the Policies Science Demands
A coordinated letter-to-the-editor campaign appearing in seven regional newspapers spotlights two hard-to-dispute facts: fossil fuel combustion is driving unprecedented warming, and the industry spends roughly $250 million a year on U.S. lobbying to limit the policies science says are urgently needed.Load More
