Opinion | Climate Change: The Time to Act Is Now – The New York Times
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March equinox 2023: All you need to know
The 2023 March equinox falls March 20 at 21:24 UTC. It’s spring for the Northern Hemisphere and it’s autumn for the Southern Hemisphere.
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‘Try not to step on any toads!’: David Attenborough’s camera wizards on how to film Britain’s wildlife
Ferocious oceanic storms. Biting ants. Venomous snakes coiling round camera equipment. Weeks sat in icy water. But mostly weather. British weather. Gloom, hailstones, mud and rain; sometimes for weeks on end. Wildlife film-makers work with forbearance in hostile environments all…
Flowering into frost: Climate change is ‘destroying’ Spain’s treasured almonds – Euronews
Almond blossoms always used to be a welcome sign that spring was on its way in Spain. But the pretty pink flowers are no longer a reliable indicator, as climate change throws the seasons out of sync. 2023 was the…
Earth has lost one-fifth of its wetlands since 1700 â but most could still be saved
People need to stop looking at wetlands as wastelands and draining them to make it ‘useful’
What Europe’s Snow Shortage Tells Us About Global Warming – EARTH.ORG
Europe has seen a significant snow shortage in recent years and many are beginning to wonder what this could mean for the future of our planet. The abnormally warm winter Europe is currently experiencing is a clear consequence of global…
UK butterflies vanish from nearly half of the places they once flew – study
Butterfly species have vanished from nearly half of the places where they once flew in the UK since 1976, according to a study. The distribution of 58 native species has fallen by 42% as butterflies disappear from cities, fields and…
Has the Amazon Reached Its ‘Tipping Point’? – The New York Times
Eventually Gatti pulled off to the right, through a tunnel of overhanging branches and into an open area where tall trees shaded a research base built as part of Nobre’s L.B.A. The base resembled an eco-lodge, with low-slung wooden buildings…
They survived the hunters, but now king penguins face climate change – YP
Once hunted to the brink of extinction, the thousands of king penguins that densely congregate on the remote Possession Island each year now face a new threat: climate change. The birds spend most of their life at sea, but come…
2022 too short, too far: Data stories that show the true impact of climate change this year
Did you know that India experienced extreme weather events on 291 of the 334 days from beginning of year to November 30?
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