To Stay Cool, Wear Flowing Robes and Throw Water Around? Yes, Says Science
Ancient cooling methods like flowing robes and water throwing are backed by science. Learn how they beat modern AC and help you survive heat waves.
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Trump Pardons Clean Air Act Violators and a Major Donor in Abramoff-Linked Fraud
Trump pardons Clean Air Act violators who released asbestos and a major donor in the Jack Abramoff scandal, signaling environmental law impunity. Experts warn of public health risks.
Scorching July 4: Heat Records Shatter Across US
Record-breaking heatwave grips US as July 4 holiday begins. Phoenix hits 118°F, 130 million affected. Safety tips, climate context, and expert analysis inside.
The Bogfather: How a Welsh Scientist Is Saving the Planet One Bog at a Time
Meet The Bogfather: Welsh scientist Dr. Christian Dunn is on a mission to restore peatlands as a natural climate solution. Learn how rewetting bogs can lock away carbon and reduce flooding.
UK Braces for Extended Heatwave: Temperatures to Exceed 30°C
UK temperatures forecast to exceed 30°C as another prolonged heatwave approaches. Expert analysis on duration, climate links, and health risks. Stay informed with CyclonePost.
‘Hotter and Hotter and Hotter’: Europe’s New Climate in 7 Charts
Europe is warming faster than any other continent. Seven charts from Copernicus show record heat, melting glaciers, and what it means for your health, home, and future.
Wind Turbine Blades: From Power Giants to Sustainable Products
Thousands of wind turbine blades are heading to landfills, but innovators are turning them into cement, park benches, and more. Discover the solutions transforming renewable waste.
D.C. Inferno: Capital Endures Hottest Week in Recorded History
Washington D.C. just endured its hottest week on record, with heat indexes hitting 112°F. For the city’s poor and elderly, the heat wave is a survival crisis — and a warning for every American city.
America at 250: Can We Party Through the Storms?
As the US prepares for its 250th birthday in 2026, extreme weather fueled by climate change threatens parades, fireworks, and historic sites. Can we still throw a party?
Without Climate Change, U.S. Heat Wave Called ‘Virtually Impossible’
A new attribution study finds that the July 2024 U.S. heat wave would have been virtually impossible without human-caused climate change, signaling a fundamentally different climate.
Burger vs. Bratwurst: Which Grill Choice Is Greener This July 4?
Beef burgers have a huge carbon footprint compared to bratwurst. This July 4, learn how swapping your patty can cut emissions and help fight climate change.
E Pluribus Algae: Why Pond Scum Is as American as Red, White & Blue
The Reflecting Pool’s algae bloom isn’t just unsightly—it’s a symbol of a warming world. Why letting green pond scum thrive might be America’s most honest climate gesture.