Bamboo, lime and mud are traditional materials being used innovatively in southern India to rebuild homes that can withstand the impact of recurring floods.
The post India builds homes to resist climate-linked floods appeared first on Climate News Netw…
Category: Climate News Network
Penguins in peril as winds change and heat rises
New weather patterns in the warming Antarctic are leaving thousands of penguins in peril, prompting calls for them to be specially protected.
The post Penguins in peril as winds change and heat rises appeared first on Climate News Network.
Healthcare can worsen global climate crisis
Healthcare workers urging zero carbon emissions say chemicals used increasingly to anaesthetise patients are potent greenhouse gases.
The post Healthcare can worsen global climate crisis appeared first on Climate News Network.
Sand and dust storms pose global threat
The United Nations plans to tame lethal sand and dust storms with a mixture of modern technology and traditional knowledge.
The post Sand and dust storms pose global threat appeared first on Climate News Network.
Moderate forest damage raises local temperature
Trees cool the world. They also cool themselves. Even moderate forest damage makes local temperatures soar.
The post Moderate forest damage raises local temperature appeared first on Climate News Network.
Science can double the solar dividend
Researchers have found three new ways to double the solar dividend, making the sun work harder and deliver more to the renewable economy.
The post Science can double the solar dividend appeared first on Climate News Network.
Worse US Atlantic floods need planned retreat
Its coasts are at ever-greater risk from rising seas, and US Atlantic floods will soon force people to move. Why not start planning now?
The post Worse US Atlantic floods need planned retreat appeared first on Climate News Network.
Nuclear Baltic: An open and shut case
One atomic power station heads gradually towards closure, another prepares to open. Northern Europe may yet see a revived nuclear Baltic.
The post Nuclear Baltic: An open and shut case appeared first on Climate News Network.
Acid oceans may trigger mass extinction
A stable carbon cycle means life goes on. Too much carbon could wipe out many species. And acid oceans could hold the key.
The post Acid oceans may trigger mass extinction appeared first on Climate News Network.
Planting more trees could cut carbon by 25%
Scientists now know where to start restoring the forests to soak up carbon and cool the planet, by planting more trees on unused land.
The post Planting more trees could cut carbon by 25% appeared first on Climate News Network.