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…faster than trees can adapt. The finding offers “a word of caution for ecologists” studying climate change. As the world heats up and the climate shifts, life will migrate, adapt,…

…warms due to climate change, the plumes of ash and gas emitted by large, but infrequent, volcanic eruptions will rise ever higher. Climate change will also accelerate the transport of…

…worsen in future climate change simulations. “Our study also shows that if we work hard to slow climate change it is not too late to save the world’s temperate rainforests….

…pollution and climate change. A new analysis of global datasets shows low-income countries are significantly more likely to be impacted by both toxic pollution and climate change–and provides a list…

…due to climate change and urban heat islands (UHIs). Cities will likely experience the brunt of those effects. To help cities mitigate UHI and extreme heat, MIT Concrete Sustainability Hub…

According to a new study from Harvard University, a newly discovered connection between climate change and the depletion of the ozone layer may result in an increased amount of ultraviolet…

…climate change; and 3) investments in rural infrastructure to reduce post-harvest losses and marketing margins, improve the profitability of agriculture and increase the food supply. These models differ from previous…

The nationwide simulation of the 100-year design flood from fluvial, pluvial, and coastal sources. Credit: Fathom (www.fathom.global) Climate change could result in the financial toll of flooding rising by more…

…climate change and provide a better understanding of human responses to past climate change in the Arctic. In a scientific first, chemical analysis of ancient Eskimo hair found in Western…

Associate Professor John J. Wiens and PhD student Abigail Cahill, have co-authored a research paper, “How does climate change cause extinction?” published in the Proceedings of the Royal Society of…

…previous studies we didn’t have the observation [of] sea level change,” said Zhiheng Lin, senior study author and a geophysicist at Kyoto University. “We have observations [of] sea level change,…

…agriculture, reduced crop yields, increased wildfire risk, and ecological stress. They also note that anthropogenic climate change—climate change that is driven by human activity—can contribute to the frequency and severity…

…lakes contribute to the global carbon cycle. “Three of the largest lakes in the world are showing major changes related to climate change, with a 20-25% change in overall biological…

…“It tells you how strong this mass change is—it’s so big that it can change the axis of the Earth.” Humphrey said the change to the Earth’s axis isn’t large…

…don’t know much about climate science,” said Kahan. Regardless of whether participants said they accepted that human activity caused climate change, most recognized that scientists expect climate change to create…

…harder to grow food and vegetables. Fish populations dwindling also changes human nutrition. The chemicals used to stretch depleted soil or to help sick agricultural plants survive can contribute to…

…of data could eventually help scientists understand the effects of climate change on wild animal populations across the globe. Reference: “When to start and when to stop: Effects of climate…

…change. So we develop computer models that help us understand how much it might change in the future. And we’re also developing technologies here at NASA and around the world…