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Sloths in Hot Water: Can They Beat Climate Change?

October 5, 2024

You might think of sloths as lazy, but they're actually dealing with a big problem - climate change. These slow-moving animals from Central and South America are having trouble adapting to the world getting hotter. Their bodies are designed to save energy by not regulating their temperature like oth

politics

Vance Outshines Walz in Vice Presidential Debate: A Look at What Went Wrong

October 4, 2024

Last night, Minnesota Governor Tim Walz faced off against Republican candidate J.D. Vance in the Vice Presidential debate. While the topics ranged from climate change to late-term abortion, it was clear that Walz struggled to keep up with his opponent's poise and confidence. The contrast between the

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How Weather Experts Are Conveying Climate Change

October 4, 2024

In a conversation about climate change, an expert shares his journey from predicting weather to conveying the reality of climate change. Over 15 years, he’s noticed that his wording has grown stronger and more certain about the climate crisis, highlighting the urgency for action globally. He observe

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Asheville's Hidden Truth: Floods in a Supposed Safe Haven

October 4, 2024

For years, Asheville, North Carolina, has been promoted as a safe haven from extreme weather. But Hurricane Helene recently showed that this isn't true at all. Asheville is actually very vulnerable to flooding because of its geography and climate history. The city sits in a spot where water can easi

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Coffee Under Threat: Starbucks Invests in Farms to Fight Climate Change

October 4, 2024

Climate change is making life tough for coffee farmers. Temperatures are rising, and weird weather patterns like La Niña are bringing frosts and droughts that mess with crop growth. This isn’t just bad news for farmers; it also affects what we drink. Starbucks is stepping up to protect its coffee su

opinion

The President's Dilemma: Unity and Climate Change in the Face of Disaster

October 3, 2024

The visit of President Biden to the Southeast region affected by Hurricane Helene was a moment of unity for many, but it also raised questions about his stance on climate change. The president's call for bipartisanship during the emergency briefing was met with applause from the crowd, but his comme

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A Storm Reveals Taiwan's Weaknesses

October 3, 2024

Imagine this: a storm hits Taiwan, and it’s not just any storm. It pours heavy rain, brings strong winds, and causes massive flooding. People are left wondering if their region will ever recover. This storm was special; it showed the cracks in Taiwan’s flood defenses. The drainage systems got overwh

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Japan's September Heatwave: A Wake-Up Call

October 2, 2024

In Japan, last month was the second-hottest September ever recorded. The eastern and western coasts broke their own records for average temperatures. The nation as a whole saw an increase of 2.52 degrees Celsius compared to the usual average. This is just behind last year's record since 1898, accord

environment

The Price of Coffee: Climate Change's Hidden Cost

October 2, 2024

Ever thought about what makes your favorite coffee so expensive? It's not just the fancy brewing methods or trendy cafes. The main culprit is climate change, which is making it harder to grow the beans. Countries like Vietnam and Brazil, which produce a lot of the world's coffee, are facing droughts

entertainment

Humanhood: A Musical Journey into Today's Chaos

October 2, 2024

Get ready, music fans! The Weather Station is dropping a new album called Humanhood, and it’s nothing like their previous work. This time around, the band dives deep into feelings of being lost and disconnected, themes that hit close to home in our hectic world today. At the helm of this project is