Interconnections between global risks showing how one crisis can trigger others, illustrating the concept of a polycrisis. Source: World Economic Forum, Global Risks Report 2025 Extreme weather, political

For over five weeks, the mercury has been marking 100-plus temperatures, which is now every day. It feels like summer started just a little early this year because even before July, the temperatures were

THE TREES CAME DOWN CRUSHING HOMES AND WIPEING OUT POWER LINES. We have experienced some very unusual weather here in Upstate New York. Yes, we have had some crazy weather here in the past, but never have

You've probably heard a lot about climate change, and you've probably already picked a side in this debate. But things change when you look at it from a big picture perspective.

This video was originally published 26/5/2019 In France, more hail can be seen everywhere you look. Hail nets are put up in places, to try to save the vineyards and the fruit orchards. Hail nets added

This video was originally published 26/5/2019 Everywhere seems to be experiencing massive flooding across the planet these days, and these events are pinned to “evaporating oceans”. In my opinion however,

This video was originally published 24/5/2019 Great Lakes are massive bodies of water in North America. Now, an article from the Great Lakes Echo reads, Canadian study: Wide water levels swings, erratic

This video was originally published 9/5/2019 In an article from BBC News, the World Meteorological Organization (WMO) said that the physical and financial impacts of Global Warming are ‘accelerating’.

This video was originally published 6/5/2019 As of this moment May in the UK will be set as the month with the coldest temperatures, since 1841. Is this a result of Global Warming? The number of areas

This video was originally published 27/4/2019 A quick look on the headlines state that winter is coming early in the Southern Hemisphere, particularly in Australia, but leaving extremely late in so many

This video was originally published 26/4/2019 Ryan Maue alerted us again, 10 to 20 degrees Fahrenheit below normal temperatures in the Middle East, record rains, grasses and locusts seem to be the the

This video was originally published 19/5/2019 If you have been updating yourselves on the snowfall records across the Sierra Nevada Mountains, I am sure you are aware of the increases in the atmospheric

This video was originally published 23/3/2019 This article is a comparison between the Midwest 1993 flood and the flood that we had recently in terms of the way they drove up crop pricing in a 12–24 month

This video was originally published 17/5/2019 Among the research in Scripps Institute is geared toward the reclassification of ARK Storms. This is literally the amount of precipitation slamming into the

This video was originally published 29/4/2019 The chart below shows CO­2 trailing temperatures which is the norm for the last 450,000 years, but somehow, in the last 40 years the scientific narrative regarding

This video was originally published 14/4/2019 Let us start our analysis with this map from WX Charts. Take note of where France is, then focus on the dark blue areas of the map, the east of UK and the

I know the acquisition of Whole Foods by Amazon is very familiar to everyone, but here is another one, Nature’s Fare Markets is acquired now by Buy-Low Foods of B.C.’s Jim Pattison Group. Billionaires

Thanks to michelman for this lead on Twitter, Price of bacon to rocket as African swine flu hits China. This is actually an understatement, because even if the world can produce more pork, China will

There was more to this bombogenesis that meets the eye, very unusual indeed. Even NOAA wrote it as historic in their headline, with 2 feet of snow and gale-force and hurricane-force winds. This was all

The heat of the day is unusual here in my country that is why even though I was drinking much fluids I do not get filled easily and it in turn doesn't make me so breathless. So in a way the hot and humid