Los cruces fronterizos caen, pero la presión climática persiste

Cacti growing in desert

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Climate Change Leaves Fingerprints

Friederike Otto is a leading practitioner of arguably the most important development in climate science in many years: attribution science. Specialists like Otto can now calculate how much responsibility man-made global heating has for a given extreme weather event. The brutal heat wave that scorched India and Pakistan in 2022, for example, was made 30 […]

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Covering Shoreline Loss

Waves hitting cliffs and coastside

Welcome to Locally Sourced, a biweekly Covering Climate Now newsletter for journalists working to localize the climate story. Share this newsletter with colleagues and journalism students interested in localizing the climate story. Vea la versión en español de “Fuentes Locales.” Story Spark: Shoreline Loss Over a billion people, roughly 15% of the world’s population, live […]

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“The World Wants Change”

Protester holds up sign before wall of anti-riot police

“You are not alone. Far from it. If you are concerned about the climate crisis and want your national government to do something about it, you are part of an enormous global majority.” So wrote Jonathan Watts in a piece Sumaúma published on Monday declaring that the Amazon-based news outlet was joining Covering Climate Now’s […]

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