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The Week That Was: What a Long Strange Trip It’s Been
Some of it was depressing, some of it uplifting. And yes, some of it was strange. Enjoy.
The Week That Was: Floods, Steroids & Hollywood Stars
A summary of the Week That Was at Climate Central. It’s all here for you, the best of the best in a week that featured floods, the climate on steroids and a few Hollywood stars.
Climate Change a Growing Risk For U.S. Water Supplies
Rising temperatures, changing precipitation patterns, and sea level rise are all putting pressure on access to fresh water
Video A Home Run on Steroids, Baseball & Climate Change
A delightful cartoon video from NCAR explaining how greenhouse gases have a similar impact to steroids in a baseball player.
Super Bowl is Coming Out Party for this Snowless Winter
Sunday’s Super Bowl in Indianapolis capped this snowless winter’s coming-out party as temperatures pushed 60 degrees and fans basked in balmy weather.
Did Global Warming Destroy My Hometown?
Last May, a massive tornado leveled Joplin, Missouri. Was it chance, or a warning of things to come?
Did Global Warming Cause Sidney Crosby’s Concussion?
Sidney Crosby's concussion brings into focus the parallels between climate change and the NHL's resistance to science.
New Study Casts Doubt on “Missing Heat” Hypothesis
Have you heard the tale about the “missing heat†in the climate system? Well, it turns out it may not have gone missing after all.
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