Category: Climate Signals
Climate Signals (77) Δ27 Variable 2 – Global mean surface temperature anomaly (2) Δ27 Variable 5 – Marine heatwaves (14) Δ27 Variable 6-Marine biomass & deoxygenation (3) Δ27 Variable 7 – Greenland Ice Sheet stability (3) Δ27 Variable 8_West Antarctic Ice Sheet stability (4) Δ27 Variable 9-Arctic sea ice extent/thickness (6) Δ27 Variable 10 – Permafrost thaw & carbon emissions (1) Δ27 Variable 12 – Boreal biome shift (net) (1) Δ27 Variable 13 – Freshwater stress & groundwater depletion (1) Δ27 Variable 14-AMOC strength (2) Δ27 Variable 15-Monsoon systems stability (2) Δ27 Variable 16-Wildfire burned area / fire weather index (1) Δ27 Variable 17 – Global staple crop yields & stocks-to-use (3) Δ27 Variable 20 – Energy system reliability & EROEI / grid stability (1) Δ27 Variable 23 – Extreme-heat exposure (wet-bulb population-days) (1) Δ27 Variable 25 – Mass displacement (forced migration volume) (1) Δ27 Variable 27 – Epistemic resilience (mis/disinformation & media capture) (2) ⚙️ Energy, Infrastructure & Material Flow (1) 🌊 Oceanic Equilibrium & Acidification (17) 🌍 Atmospheric Forcing & Planetary Energy Balance (2) 🌪 Atmospheric Circulation & Regional Climate Stability (5) 🌱 Carbon & Hydrological Feedback Loops (2) 🌾 Food, Water & Resource Security (4) 🧊 Cryosphere Integrity & Sea-Level Commitment (8) 🧠 Knowledge Integrity & Governance Resilience (2) 🧬 Human Stability & Adaptive Capacity (2)
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Record flooding hits the U.S. as powerful tropical storms threaten Asia
Miami faces its longest-ever streak of moderate coastal flooding, historic floods sweep across the Southwest, and Typhoon In-fa and Cyclone Arnab threaten the Northern…
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Satellites show some of the strongest evidence the AMOC is weakening
The crucial Atlantic current system that brings warmth to Europe has slowed 18 per cent in 40 years, according to an analysis of how…
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Hurricane rains can open sinkholes: what happens underground before a collapse
A sinkhole can appear in seconds, even if the problem has been growing underground for years. The intense rains of a hurricane can trigger…
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Swiss glaciers have lost almost a fifth of their ice in just five years, scientists warn
A winter with too little snow followed by record summer heat has left Switzerland’s glaciers with one of their worst years on record, and…
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Artificial intelligence can predict when satellite debris will fall to Earth
Artificial intelligence could help predict when satellites and rocket parts will fall to Earth. A study combines neural networks and the laws of orbital…
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Amazon emits 1.17 billion more tons of carbon per year, study in Nature finds
Atmospheric measurements taken over the course of fifteen years have proven that the burning of forest biomass has far outweighed the sequestration of polluting…
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How a corner of Argentine Patagonia went from 40,000 sheep and abandonment to a wildlife sanctuary
For decades, it was a vast sheep ranch. Today, this corner of Santa Cruz, Argentina, protects thousands of penguins, guanacos, foxes, and other species…
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NASA says Arctic sea ice hit its 10th lowest summer level on record this year – and it’s not good news for the future
Nearly 50 years of satellite data shows Arctic sea ice is shrinking in both summer and winter, and according to NASA, the ice that’s…
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Hurricane maps are improving, but are people understanding the risks? Here’s what researchers found
A new study from Florida State University reveals that updated hurricane forecast maps may improve public understanding of storm threats without necessarily encouraging people…
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