2019 Had the Smallest Ozone Hole on Record, No Thanks to Us
Credit goes to temperature spikes in the stratosphere, which stopped ozone-depleting chemicals from forming.
Credit goes to temperature spikes in the stratosphere, which stopped ozone-depleting chemicals from forming.
Leave the Tube out of it.
The times they are a-changing.
While the news comes with an important caveat, it’s a sign of the radical change happening here.
Hagibis may now be little more than a swirl of clouds, but its impacts on Japan are still playing out.
This isn’t the moment for awards. It’s the moment when we need to get to work.
Alone, the record would be worrying enough. But after the summer the world has had, it’s downright alarming.
It could make a rare landfall there with hurricane-force winds and crippling surf.
In a chaotic world, this is an oasis of calm. And fat bears.
The past week has been particularly momentous for the youth climate movement.
Thunberg’s message has never been about her. It’s about human rights – your rights, whoever you are.
Humans live on land, but it’s the watery parts of the planet that dictate our fate.
“Young people above all – young people are providing solutions, insisting on accountability, and demanding urgent action.”
This is a glimpse of what’s possible when we work across generations.
“This is the moment in history when we need to be wide awake.”
Inexplicably, the novelist Jonathan Franzen and the New Yorker have joined forces to be complete dumbasses about climate change.
