Climate change

GATINEAUQC, November 21, 2022 /CNW/ – “Canada and nearly 200 other countries reached agreement on the Sharm el-Sheikh Implementation Plan, the next step towards climate ambition under the Paris Agreement. This result of 27e The United Nations climate conference has come to an end. Over the past few days, Canada worked hard to secure improvements […]

Editor’s note: Decision Makers is a global platform for decision makers to share their insights into the events shaping the world today. Assem Hanafi is the Ambassador of the Arab Republic of Egypt to China. The article reflects the views of the author and not necessarily those of CGTN. The city of Sharm el-Sheikh, Egypt […]

AI has already had a substantial positive influence in the fight against global warming. However, quantifying its importance and characterizing its effects remain open issues. This article provides an overview of initiatives and projects leveraging AI to understand and combat climate change, highlights existing research documenting the potential positive impact of AI on climate change, […]

PA At first glance, the links between global population growth and climate change seem obvious. The more people we have on this planet, the greater their collective impact on the climate. However, closer examination with a longer time horizon reveals relationships between population size and climate change that may help us better understand humanity’s plight […]

The Covid-19 pandemic is a cruel reminder that even on the 21st century, our world is just as vulnerable to crises as it was in the early days of human civilization. There is no crisis more serious than climate change. Anant Adya, Executive Vice President of Infosys Cobalt, says if we hope to stop the […]

Letters A recent letter to the editor caught my eye. The author was talking about problems for voters. He mentioned inflation, certainly a big problem, although it is a global problem. He also mentioned another global issue, climate change, and said policymakers should recognize that developing countries were not going to ban fossil fuels, but […]

The scenarios envisaged by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) to keep global warming below 2 degrees Celsius are highly inequitable, as rich countries will continue to occupy the largest share of the carbon budget, said a new guidance document released days before the UN conference. climate change summit, COP27, which opened on Sunday […]

Krishna AchutaRao, a professor at the Center for Atmospheric Sciences, talks about what modern attribution science can say about loss and damage as well as historical responsibility Until a decade ago, extreme weather events could not be attributed to human activity. But that has changed now. Climatologists can now assess how the frequency and intensity […]

Current research on climate change and environmental health, as well as strategies to make ecosystems and communities more resilient to climate-related events, were on the agenda of the first session from the NIEHS Superfund Research Program (SRP) Climate change and health webinar series, held October 7. Suk said the SRP combines research, cutting-edge tools and […]

Hyderabad: Humans are more responsible for groundwater depletion than climate change, a study by the International Crops Research Institute for the Semi-Arid Tropics (ICRISAT) found on Saturday. According to the ICRISAT report, cultivation of water-intensive crops in Himayat Sagar watersheds decreases rainfall due to overuse of groundwater. “We have observed that nearly 50% of the […]

THE BBC has been criticized for its platform climate change skepticism about Question Time. Thursday night’s show, which took place in London’s affluent Dulwich, featured TalkTV presenter Julia Hartley-Brewer as a guest on the panel. Hartley Brewer previously criticized the BBC for reporting on climate changeinsisting that it is not “news”. Asked about the actions […]

JBA Risk Management has launched a set of global climate change tools enabling the (re)insurance market, risk managers and lenders to understand future flood risks in any country in the world. The tool suite consists of new customizable climate change flood models providing high-resolution, probabilistic modeling of flood losses for every country in the world, […]

Hurricane Florence is gaining momentum in the Atlantic Ocean in 2018, in a photo taken from the International Space Station by astronaut Ricky Arnold (Photo: Nasa via Getty Images) Storms are one of the most powerful manifestations of extreme weather, with associated high winds and heavy rain causing loss of life, disruption and damage to […]

Three of Little Rock’s mayoral candidates attended an environment-focused forum on Wednesday night at the Hibernia Irish Tavern on Rodney Parham Road. Presented by the Sierra Club, Mayor Frank Scott Jr., Greg Henderson and Glen Schwarz talked about recycling, renewable energy and bike paths. Mayoral candidate Steve Lander did not attend the discussion. On Tuesday […]

Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern with, left to right, James Shaw, Damien O’Connor and Kieran McAnulty at Kaiwaiwai Dairies Ltd near Featherston. Photo/Mark Mitchell OPINION This week’s farm program pricing announcement is the most significant change to agriculture in 40 years. It is difficult to accuse the Ardern administration of lacking political courage. Compared to the […]

The Chronicle Michael Magoronga, Midlands Correspondent The country is reeling from the effects of climate change, with the majority of the population staring hunger in the face after the rains unexpectedly disappeared during the 2021/22 summer agricultural season. World leaders have come up with ideas to tackle the negative effects of climate change which have […]

With Cuba and Florida reeling after Hurricane Ian, which made landfall in September 2022 and was one of the region’s strongest and most destructive storms in decades, it’s tempting to blame the carnage of another deadly hurricane season on climate change. . But is climate change the culprit? Recent studies have linked climate change to […]

An aerial view of icebergs and the ice cap near Pituffik, Greenland. Kerem Yucel/AFP via Getty Images hide caption toggle caption Kerem Yucel/AFP via Getty Images An aerial view of icebergs and the ice cap near Pituffik, Greenland. Kerem Yucel/AFP via Getty Images During Earth’s ice ages, much of North America and northern Europe was […]

In the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, which had already massively disrupted the ability of systems and students to catch up on lost learning, the recent floods have thrown Pakistan’s fragile education system into new limbo. Early estimates speak of partial or complete damage to nearly 20,000 schools, disrupting education for more than 3 million […]

Barbara Liz-Ortiz did everything she could to bring down her young daughter’s fever, giving her fluids and even a cold shower. The only thing she didn’t have was medicine, and she couldn’t leave her house to get it. Like thousands of Floridians who withstood Hurricane Ian, Liz-Ortiz was trapped at home – not by devastating […]

Climate change negotiations and agreements could be more focused and aligned using an artificial intelligence model based on real-world data. Governments, organizations and other bodies have committed over the past decade to reducing or, in some cases, reaching net zero emissions over the next 10 to 50 years, with the aim of avoiding the worst […]

The Arctic sea, coral reefs and forest fires have all been recently affected by climate change. The lowest amount of ice for the year, as determined by satellite data, was present in the Arctic on September 18. This year, the ice cover has shrunk to a size of 1.80 million square miles, about 598,000 square […]

Founder of Patagonia Yvon Chouinardhis wife and two adult children irrevocably transferred their ownership of the outdoor apparel business to a collection of trusts and nonprofits. Now, the company’s profits will fund efforts to address climate change as well as protect wild areas. However, it will remain a private enterprise. According to the first reports […]

For decades, we’ve known that transitioning from fossil fuels to a low-carbon economy is critical to the health of our planet and future generations. It is almost impossible to overstate what is at stake if the world continues to burn fossil fuels at a continuous or increasing rate. Experts say that in a business as […]

Karly Hampshire had just started medical school when historic wildfires tore through Northern California in the fall of 2018. Hampshire, now a fourth-year medical student at the University of California, San Francisco (UCSF), was struck by the dystopian bright orange skies on her commute to class, wearing an N95 mask to protect herself from the […]

This is the peak of hurricane season. While we don’t know the full impacts of this year’s tropical weather, one thing is almost certain: somewhere, someone is going to flood. After a community floods, another thing is almost certain: community leaders will ask for money to build a dike. Dykes, flood walls and other ‘hard’ […]

As abnormally high temperatures this month caused an unprecedented melting of the Greenland ice sheet, experts delivered a chilling message: get used to it. Huge reserves of ice lie on land in Greenland and Antarctica, and if even a small fraction melted in the oceans, sea levels would rise dramatically. Scientists are still determining how […]

NEW DELHI: Human-caused climate change likely increased intense rainfall that flooded swaths of land across Pakistan, according to rapid attribution analysis by a leading international team of climatologists as part of the World Weather Group Allocation. Extreme rainfall in the region has increased by 50-75% and some climate models suggest that this increase could be […]

Jennifer Rayner, advocacy officer at the Climate Council, said the lack of a fuel or emissions standard for new cars had made Australia a dumping ground for older, dirty models that manufacturers couldn’t sell in other markets. “These new data are not surprising. The problem we have is that there is no incentive for the […]

In “Climate change 101”, a brand new weekly column from Caroline SamsonHead of Sustainable Banking at Oxbury Bank Limited, we look at all things climate change – what it is, responses to it and how it could affect farmers in Africa and beyond. Climate change – it is an area that has developed its own […]

Climate change focuses on expanding reinsurance: Munich Re September 12, 2022 Munich Re says it is cultivating new high-resolution risk models for regional events such as flash floods, as the insurance industry faces the task of adapting risk management to the reality of the impacts of change climatic. “Given the losses incurred, it is necessary […]

To meet over 20 years of operational mission lifetime, the entire Meteosat Third Generation … [+] consists of six satellites: four imaging satellites (MTG-I) and two sounding satellites (MTG-S). This image shows an MTG-I satellite (in the foreground) and an MTG-S satellite. When fully deployed, the system will comprise two MTG-I satellites operating in tandem […]

Traffic calming issues Subject: Recent report on traffic problems in Glenwood Springs (9/7 Post Independent). Signal coordination seems like a good and necessary step (for quite some time now). However, I’m having trouble visualizing how medians might work. As hard as our good town laborers work, even CDOT competes with Wendy’s for employees (lower pay […]

ALEXANDRIA, Virginia–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Agrology, a leading predictive agriculture company, today announced a partnership with Google Cloud to help farmers adopt sustainable and regenerative farming practices. Using Agrology’s predictive farming platform, growers use Google Cloud and TensorFlow to monitor crops and receive predictions about irrigation, extreme weather, respiration and carbon sequestration in soil, pest and disease outbreaks, […]

On 21 April 2022 the Department for Education (DfE) launched its new Sustainability and Climate Change Strategy. There were good reasons to celebrate. To begin with, the strategy enabled the government to recognize the vital role of the higher education and training sector, and the education system more broadly, in contributing to the achievement of […]

HE the Minister of Environment and Climate Change, Sheikh Dr. Faleh bin Nasser bin Ahmed bin Ali al-Thani, stressed on Sunday that the issue of climate change is a national priority for Qatar, highlighting the ambitious measures for 2021 in line with the Qatar National Vision 2030 to preserve the environment and green growth and […]

Cédric Dzelu receives his recognition The 13th YPYC MTN PULSE Transform Summit and Awards was a huge success in Kumasi on September 27, 2022 when the event was held for the very first time in the Ashanti region under the distinguished patronage of the Asantehene, Otumfour Osei Tutu II. The summit continued its tradition of […]

A new document shows that the melting of Greenland’s ice alone will cause an inevitable rise in sea level of around a quarter of a meter. Photo / 123rf By Hamish Cardwell of RNZ A worrying new study shows that a sea level rise of around 25cm is now inevitable – even if all climate-damaging […]

After spending nearly a decade working in computer science and artificial intelligence (AI), Sasha Luccioni was ready to uproot her entire life three years ago after becoming deeply concerned about the climate crisis. But her partner convinced her not to give up on her career altogether, but instead to apply her AI knowledge to some […]

Comment this story Comment Never-before-seen dinosaur tracks dot a dried-up riverbed in central Texas. Sunken warships emerge from harbor waters on the border between Serbia and Romania. Formerly submerged Buddhist statues dominate the banks of the Yangtze River in Chongqing, China. As record-breaking drought – fueled by human-caused climate change – parches waterways around the […]

Tim Rowland | Journalist NOAA predicts busy Atlantic hurricane season Federal meteorologists say the Atlantic should expect another busy hurricane season this year. The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration predicts 14 to 21 named storms, of which 6 to 10 will become hurricanes. (May 24) PA If you’re looking for the bright side of climate […]

“Our business has evolved quite significantly to use the same tools with the same premises and modeling frameworks, but to underpin decisions with a different level of credibility and scale,” she said. Upgrade Around one-fifth of global carbon output comes from agriculture, so decarbonizing the sector could play a critical role in meeting emissions targets. […]

As the federal government implements the landmark climate law signed by President Biden last week, several states are well advanced in their efforts to address climate change. Climate resilience and emissions reduction projects have been underway for years in places like California and Maryland that have political momentum around climate action and in Florida and […]

Several major oil companies, including BP and Shell, periodically publish scenarios forecasting the future of the energy sector. In recent years, they have added visions for how climate change could be tackled, including scenarios they say are in line with the international Paris climate agreement. These scenarios are extremely influential. They are used by companies […]

A Canterbury man has invented a better steam engine and thinks it can help mitigate climate change. Reports by Will Harvie. Sam Mackwell wants to “eliminate diesel from food production”. Some New Zealand farmers burn 200,000 to 300,000 liters of dirty fuel a year, he says, and every drop contributes to global warming. Mackwell insists […]

Worldwide: Necessary local weather reports on the horizon for our gap neighbors Aotearoa New Zealand’s Exterior Reporting Board has launched its third and final local weather disclosure framework for public engagement. The notice contains publicity drafts of three proposed requirements that the Board seeks to determine the climate-related disclosure framework that may become known as […]

If we all work together to improve our relationship with the environment, India can serve as a model of sustainability for the rest of the world. (FILE) A cyclist weaves his way along a road in smoggy conditions in New Delhi. AFP Human ambition has increased dramatically over the past few decades, which has also […]

Kiwi Bus Builders Managing Director Richard Drummond walking with Climate Change Minister James Shaw next to the skeleton of a bus being built. Photo / Mead Norton Seated aboard a bright yellow and green electric double-decker bus, Climate Change Minister James Shaw heard about the dreams of two Tauranga men for a trial of an […]

Environmental and climate scientists help monitor the Earth’s environment and study humans’ relationship with it. Understanding climate change and its effects is crucial to mitigating its immediate impacts. Earth’s environments are changing as the planet warms due to human industry. Building better climate models will help us understand how these effects will materialize, and other […]

Beijing: According to a modeling study published in The Planetary Health of the Lancet log. Researchers from the University of North Carolina in the United States have noted that ambient heat during the night can disrupt normal sleep physiology. Less sleep can then lead to damage to the immune system and a higher risk of […]

I visited Death Valley in August 2008 shortly after rare and heavy rains (at least by Death Valley standards) turned one of the hottest and driest places on Earth into a riot of colors of yellow, blue, red and pink as wildflowers bloomed in the valley. The day I visited was bright and not at […]

Illustration image (Source: baochinhphu.vn) Hanoi (VNA) – Deputy Prime Minister Le Van Thanh signed a decision approving National Climate Change Strategy for 2050. The overall objective of the strategy, defined in Decision 896/QD-TTgis to proactively and effectively adapt to climate change, reduce greenhouse gas emissions to zero and address the vulnerabilities and risks caused by […]

Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer said the Senate plans to hold its first vote Aug. 6 on the Cut Inflation Act, surprising legislation that he and West Virginia Sen. Joe Manchin, a former recalcitrant, announcement on July 27. The budget reconciliation invoice that the two Democratic senators agreed on goals, in part, to fight inflation […]

August 3, 2022 — The Barcelona Supercomputing Center (BSC) this year obtained 5 million euros (5.07 million dollars) of European funds in competition with other international institutions to finance five new research projects aimed at studying the processes linked to climate change and its effects on health , society and the environment. The projects will […]

More coastal glaciers around the world are melting faster than ever, but what exactly triggers the large-scale retreat is hard to discern due to natural fluctuations in the glacier environment. Now, researchers from the University of Texas Institute of Geophysics (UTIG) and the Georgia Institute for Technology have developed a methodology to determine why coastal […]

KARACHI: On the roof of his 120 square meter house in Karachi’s Azizabad district and with a mobile phone in hand, Syed Owais Haider works through the drizzle under thick, dark clouds to collect data from its automated weather station. The integrated system of components used to measure, record and often transmit meteorological parameters, such […]

FFrom the way 45-year-old Swiss glaciologist Andreas Linsbauer leaps across icy crevasses, you would never guess he was carrying 10kg of steel equipment needed to track the decline of Swiss glaciers. Normally he takes this path on the massive Morteratsch glacier in late September, at the end of the summer melt season in the Alps. […]

Research shows that there is more carbon dioxide in the Earth’s atmosphere than ever before in human history. TO CANCEL address the adverse effects of climate change by using improved weathering, based on the natural weathering of rocks. S Jones Containers were tasked with creating a fully containerized lab space that would allow the UNDO […]

According to the OakNorth Climate Consortium survey in February this year, 59% of banks participating in the consortium have already initiated plans to mitigate climate risk in their commercial loan portfolio. Three-quarters (74%) of the banks in attendance, with assets ranging from $22 billion to $3.3 billion, consider transition risk management their top climate change […]

Climate change and human impacts on land are driving an increasing number of encounters between humans and polar bears around the Arctic, new research finds. “What we’ve seen is an increase in intensity (of encounters) and increased occurrences in places where polar bears don’t normally occur,” said Polar Bears International researcher Geoff York and co. […]

A majority of Wisconsin residents believe climate change is a serious problem and support solutions such as taxing industries for pollution and increasing renewable energy sources to combat it. But while the issue is gaining some bipartisan support among Wisconsin residents, bipartisanship is harder to see in the political dialogue emerging from the state’s two […]

HATTIESBURG, MS/ACCESSWIRE/July 21, 2022/ Climate change is now affecting long-standing patterns of marine life, with warmer waters pushing species out of their traditional habitats into new areas. As these changes become more common, they will create challenges for fishers, scientists and regulators. A team from the Scientific Center for Maritime Fisheries (SCEMFIS) is examining the […]

A consortium including researchers from Imperial College London has created a bespoke energy and emissions model to help Kenya meet its climate goals. The Kenya Carbon Emissions Reduction Tool (KCERT 2050) allows users to test options to reduce climate change-inducing carbon emissions at a faster rate and build a pathway that meets emissions targets at […]

TOWNSHIP OF FERGUSON About a month ago, the Council of Governments of the Center Region hosted two young professionals from Southeast Asia who learned on environmental and sustainability issues. Chiew Ee Kwong, from Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, and Anh Thu Phan (Tess), from Hue, Vietnam, arrived at State College in mid-June and stayed until July 17. […]

Submitted by Matt DesChamps The costs of inaction on climate change are already being paid by the citizens of Greenwich and many other coastal towns in Connecticut and the United States. Costs are incurred every time a storm tears our community apart. Flooded streets, schools and basements, downed power lines and polluted waterways are expensive […]

California forests are losing more trees than they can recover, warns a new article. Headwaters Forest Reserve in California. Image credits Bureau of Land Management/Flickr. Forests are one of the pillars of the State of California’s strategy to reduce its carbon dioxide emissions. As factories grow, they remove this gas from the air, resulting in […]

People walk across the dry bottom of Lake Folsom to reach its shore near Beal’s Point on a scorching hot Saturday, July 10, 2021, the same day downtown Sacramento hit 113 degrees for a daily record, according to the National Weather Service. Xavier Mascarenas [email protected] If the effects of climate change continue unchecked, Sacramento could […]

PROVIDED The need to plan ahead has never been greater as New Zealanders grapple with the effects of climate change and the increasing prevalence of natural disasters, and experts are calling on New Zealanders to adapt to the risks increasing climatic conditions. Climate change and severe weather are a greater threat than ever to New […]

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(MENAFN-EIN Presswire) Climate Change Information Market Segmentation Vectors IPCC 2022 roadmap on climate risks and climate resilience (Source: IPCC report of February 28, 2022) The 1st report that presents a bottom-up analysis of 310 climate change information sub-markets WASHINGTON, DC, USA, July 4, 2022 /EINPresswire.com/ — The new market report (372 pages, 342 tables and […]

There is still a considerable distance between the feeling of sustainability and corporate action. Innovative green technologies, including energy-efficient supercomputers, low-emission data centers, computational fluid dynamics simulations and circular design, are helping to bridge this gap. Consider the statistics. Two-thirds of executives surveyed in the Deloitte CxO 2022 Sustainability Report say they are “very concerned” […]

A report from the Philadelphia Inquirer revealed many customers were struck by gas bills – a few hundred dollars – for a month when hot weather made the heat largely useless. PGW also supplies gas for stoves and other appliances. “Something obviously went wrong when you have these huge spikes, and the question is, what […]

Bear Valley Creek is a tributary of Idaho’s aptly named Salmon River. With its lazy meanderings, rushing waters and limited human impact, “it’s as good as it gets for the salmon,” Crozier said. Its salmon population has been robust, but even here climate change is beginning to affect chinook habitat. Credit: James A. McKean Salmon […]

Concept illustrating new possibilities for the development of sustainable construction technologies and … [+] green life in the form of a house-shaped pond located in a lush forest. 3d rendering. Getty It is well established that urban environments will house the majority of the world’s population in the coming decades. Although extreme weather conditions cause […]

With the iconic polar bear on thin ice as global warming melts its hunting ground, how will other Arctic mammals fare? Computer modeling allows us to predict how species have responded to climate change in the past and what the outcome will be for them in the future. Now, a new set of models has […]

Climate change affects the likelihood of armed conflict. Credit: UPV Climate change influences the likelihood and duration of armed conflict in Africa. This is the conclusion of a study carried out by a team from the INGENIO Institute, a joint center of the Universitat Politècnica de València (UPV) and the Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Científicas […]

New funding will unlock powerful Australian simulators to give scientists around the world a better chance of tackling climate change. The Canberra-based supercomputer Gadi, which means “search” in the language of the Ngunnawal people, will do the math. The $7.6 million research facility unveiled Thursday will share its computing power with citizen scientists, industry, international […]

Turkey has set itself a target that goes beyond the reduction required as a developing country, announcing to the world its goal of being carbon neutral by 2053. The country has great potential at this point. It has tripled its only installed capacity of renewable energy in the last 20 years, while more than half […]

Chris Hubbuch | Wisconsin State Journal John Greenler was a teacher, farmer, administrator and activist. Over the past two decades, his work has focused on fostering connections between researchers, policymakers, and the public around the risks of climate change and efforts to address it. He now leads 350 Wis.a volunteer-run group that is the state’s […]

“The way the state defines ‘disadvantaged’ is often unfair and inaccurate. In Manhattan, Hudson Yards and much of the High Line are considered disadvantaged, unlike many communities of color in Queens. Michael Appleton/Mayor’s Photographic Office Flood damage in Woodside, Queens from Hurricane Ida in 2021. CityViews are the opinions of readers, not those of City […]

The Apoon Pass fire burns across the tundra on June 11, 2022. The Apoon Pass fire is close to the East Fork fire. (Photo by AFS/Ryan McPherson) For weeks, wildfires have raged across the vast region of southwest Alaska, threatening villages, scorching hundreds of thousands of acres and pushing smoke across the state. Fire on […]

Recently, scientists discovered a treasure trove of new data on RNA viruses in the ocean, including 5,500 new species of RNA viruses. Analysis suggests that a small portion of them had genes “stolen” from organisms they infected, which helps identify their functions in marine processes. Several can help drive absorbed carbon from the atmosphere to […]

Cumulative data from recent years suggests that the burning of fossil fuels not only results in significant environmental impacts, but also significant overall and skin health impacts.1 While its negative impact on environmental health is clear, the effects that burning fossil fuels and a warming world have on skin diseases, including acne, have only more […]

EATON RAPIDS, Michigan — With weather more extreme than 10 or 20 years ago, climate change is creating challenges for Michigan farmers. We wanted to see how farmers are adapting and how they can even help slow down climate change. “When we think of climate change, it is something that is caused, largely by humans, […]

Climate change is already causing a “significant intensification” of winter storms in the Southern Hemisphere to a level not expected before 2080, a new Israeli study has found. The study, published by the Weizmann Institute of Science in the journal Nature Climate Change, is part of an effort by scientists around the world to use […]

I’m disappointed. Routt County Republicans had a half-page opinion piece in the Pilot & Today regarding climate change and the “costs” of the Routt County Climate Action Plan. There are a lot of excellent conservative thinkers and policy experts out there, so I was hopeful that what we would read in the article would be […]

RIYADH: The ancient city of the Nabataeans in the historic AlUla Valley rises from the dawn of time to put Saudi Arabia on the world tourism map. The AlUla Royal Commission, or RCU, is keen to take this step by pursuing a bold master plan to develop its hospitality, tourism and sustainability infrastructure. “The historic […]

NEW DELHI : Tilda, designer, is doing her part to reduce carbon emissions. She will showcase a handmade collection of 30 fashion garments created entirely from discarded and repurposed materials at a metaverse store on World Environment Day on June 5. So what, you may ask. Tilda is one of countless designers around the world […]

As Australia’s north and east brace for a very wet winter, the weather bureau’s seasonal outlook shows that WA’s most populated region looks drastically different from the rest of the country. Key points: WA’s Southwest Land Division Expected to Have a Drier Winter Warmer ocean temperatures are part of the reason Climate change models suggest […]

By Isabel Vander Stoep / [email protected] Editor’s note: This story is part of “Headwaters to Harbor”, a project by The Chronicle to document the Chehalis River from Pe Ell to Grays Harbor while highlighting the people and issues of the river along the way. Our coverage is compiled at www.chronline.com/Chehalis-River. For the Chehalis River Basin, […]