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A recent study noted that global warming has pushed fish populations toward the cooler waters of the north and south poles. Researchers from the University of Glasgow analyzed global data and examined data on 115 species covering all major ocean regions. With vibrant coral reefs and sizable concentrations of tuna, turtles and other species, tropical

El Nino and La Nina are two opposing weather patterns that disrupt normal conditions. These occurrences are known as the El Nino-Southern Oscillation (ENSO) cycle. Both El Nino and La Nina can have global consequences for weather, wildfires, ecosystems, and economics. El Nino and La Nina episodes normally run nine to twelve months, but can

A groundbreaking study has warned that global warming will push billions of people outside the “climate niche” that has sustained humanity for centuries, exposing them to extreme temperatures and unprecedented weather events. The current trajectory of climate action plans is projected to result in a 2.7-degree Celsius increase in global temperatures. By 2030, an estimated