It’s undeniable that red meat is popular in the United States. In 2023 alone the average per capita consumption for red meat was 57.6 for beef and 49.8 for pork. The US continues to be one of the leading nations in red meat consumption, with the average citizen consuming around 224.6 pounds of meat a […]
Tag: climate change
Texas wildfires are a stark reminder of the consequences of climate change. (Op-Ed)
The Texas panhandle is currently under a declaration of disaster due to rampant, devastating wildfires. Texas Governor Greg Abbott said that he issued this declaration in order “to deploy resources to 60 counties impacted by these devastating wildfires,” in a post on X, formerly known as Twitter, on Tuesday. Dry conditions and above-average temperatures are […]
Biden administration moves to protect endangered wolverines
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service announced Wednesday it would propose to list the North American wolverine as a threatened species under the Endangered Species Act, citing climate change and habitat fragmentation. The rare mammal species – a larger relative of weasels and otters – was nearly wiped out before the 20th century due to […]
Biden unveils new federal program dubbed the American Climate Corps
The discussion around climate change has grown more fiery over this Climate Week, thanks to the wild weather that plagued this summer. While many have criticized the Biden administration for their failures against climate change, a recently unveiled federal program seems to be a step in the right direction for the president. On Wednesday, the […]
Oxford study finds eating less meat could be like ‘taking 8M cars off the road’
An Oxford University study published this month suggested that the UK’s high meat-eaters switching to low-meat diets would have a notable impact on greenhouse gas emissions.
Investigating the mystery of washed-up whales on Long Island’s shores
Three deceased whales washing up on Tri-State beaches have sparked investigations into the causes of this troubling trend.
Top 3 climate crisis books to read while sheltering from the heat wave
Across the U.S., record temperatures are forcing us all to stay indoors where there’s AC and water. Even the bugs are trying to get into my house to escape the heat wave. It’s like a mini-quarantine, except the danger comes from being outside at all for an extended time. So, in that spirit, here’s 3 […]
Climate change affecting Death Valley
In Death Valley National Park last night at 10:00 p.m., the temperature stayed at a bizarre 116°. Earlier that same day in the afternoon, temperatures were at 126°, a few degrees shy of a record.
The truth about Patagonia
Today, Patagonia has become synonymous with environmental awareness, using sustainable and ethically sourced materials, and continuing to be outspoken about climate change.
Humans Approaching Limits of ‘Survivability’ as Sweltering Heatwaves Engulf Parts of Asia
Heavy showers blanketed northern India over the weekend, offering some much-needed respite from a blistering heatwave that ravaged the region. But with mercury levels expected to remain high in other areas, the soaring heat has highlighted how millions in the world’s most populous nation are among the most vulnerable to the effects of the climate […]
What Scientists Have to Say After Expedition to “Gateway of Hell”
The large Darvaza gas crater, nicknamed the “Gateway to #Hell” due to the flaming craters’ signs and sounds, has been spewing methane into the atmosphere for about 50 years.
Why are 16 Kids suing Montana
Today 16 youths will stand before a judge for a first-of-its-kind lawsuit. These kids are not just standing for their own good but also for the good of children worldwide. Influencing other kids to make a change for the better, not worse, and remind them that their voice matters.
