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Silvia Pineda-Munoz, PhD - Climate Ages in The New Climate.

Stellite image of the Amazon basin

Stellite image of the Amazon basin

THE NEW CLIMATE

Why a 3.2% Tree Loss Caused a 5.4% Rainfall Collapse in the Amazon

Terra Palss in The New Climate.

Sea-questration: Can We Engineer Oceans to Remove Carbon?

Researchers and start-ups are proposing…

Kamyar Razavi in The New Climate.

Nature’s Secret Codes: The Rivers Hidden Beneath Our Streets

Meet the regions undoing decades of…

Silvia Pineda-Munoz, PhD - Climate Ages in The New Climate.

Satellite image of a large hurricane swirling over the ocean, with a cartoon illustration of hands checking a wristwatch in the lower left corner — symbolizing urgency in addressing climate change

Satellite image of a large hurricane swirling over the ocean, with a cartoon illustration of hands checking a wristwatch in the lower left corner — symbolizing urgency in addressing climate change

THE NEW CLIMATE

Earth Took 269,000 Years to Recover From This Climate Event

Adam Lantz in The New Climate.

This Isn’t My Sweden Anymore — But It Could Be

How a human rights lawyer came to question the very…

Tim Smedley in The New Climate.

The Benefits of Letting your Lawn Go Wild

I took part in a wildflower charity’s ‘No Mow May’…

The Conversation U.S. in The New Climate.

Worsening Allergies Aren’t Your Imagination − It’s Climate Change

From stronger winds to pollen…

Paul Abela, MSc in The New Climate.

Climate Lifeboats for the Rich? Japan’s Floating City Raises Big Questions

Dogen City promises a…

Ricky Lanusse in The New Climate.

The Climate Dilemma: Should I Have Children in a Future of Unprecedented Extremes?

Ben Shread-Hewitt in The New Climate.

Will ‘Thrutopia’ Help Us Navigate Climate Breakdown — or Normalise It?

As 1.5°C slips away…