Efforts to keep warming to no more than 2 degrees Celsius won’t be enough to avoid scorchers, study says
Current wetlands restoration may backfire
Letting river water run its course to restore wetlands could actually make them more vulnerable.
Cities may be magnets for disaster
Coastal cities stir up the air flow in a way that, when hurricanes approach, can make them steer toward the buildings
Early hurricane forecasting: Don’t bet the farm on it
Predicting hurricane seasons more than a couple of months in advance is still proving tough
Strongest hurricanes may double in frequency, study says
In a warmer world, the western Atlantic may suffer far more intense hurricanes by the end of the century
Hot, flat, crowded—and preparing for the worst
In a clarion call to other developing nations, Bangladesh is girding itself against the hazards of a warmer world
Where warming hits hard
Twenty million people living in Bangladesh’s coastal zone are under threat from climate change
Extreme Rains to Be Supercharged by Warming
Extreme downpours are already becoming stronger and more frequent than predicted, suggesting global warming’s impacts will be worse than expected
Warmer planet may mean fewer Atlantic hurricanes
Hurricane Katrina may have been an anomaly, rather than a sign of things to come, a new study says—but other researchers say don’t let down your guard
