by Our Global Climate Team | Jun 1, 2019 | Changes in the World
For every single thing predicted by anyone at any time, there are skeptics. For every idea or event that happens, someone out there suspects that the truth is being hidden. The thing is, some things are just unexplainable, and other things can't be predicted with...
by Our Global Climate Team | Dec 16, 2018 | Changes in the World, Our Global Climate, Paris Climate Treaty
Man made climate change seems to be a term bandied about by everyone, the world over. As an American, living abroad, I feel well qualified to say that. Here in Scotland, people like to joke that global warming will just mean the weather will be a little less brutal....
by Our Global Climate Team | Nov 21, 2018 | Changes in the World, Environment, Our Global Climate
The weather and the climate, in general, impact us on a daily basis. And even if there is a tornado or a hurricane that spins for a couple of hours and dies, the climate is more permanent.It refers to the long-standing state of the atmosphere in a given place.Climate...
by Our Global Climate Team | Nov 12, 2018 | North/South Poles, Sea Level Rise, Updates
In the last ten years, the climate change conversation has been at the forefront of everyone’s mind. It dominates news media and especially cycles through during hurricane season in the Western Hemisphere. This is especially more dominant in the last five years has...
by Our Global Climate Team | Oct 5, 2018 | Changes in the World
Sustainable cities are cities designed with consideration for social, economic, and environmental impact.These cities look to provide a resilient habitat for existing populations of people and aims to assist future generation. They aspire to fix the issues caused by...
by Our Global Climate Team | Jul 19, 2018 | Changes in the World
In South-Central America, there runs a river called Parana River. This river goes through Brazil, Paraguay, and Argentina over a length of 2,570 kilometers, making it the second largest river in South America, next to the Amazon River.The Parana provides a huge...
