Iread Mark Lynas’s book “Six Degrees: Our Future on a Hotter Planet” when I was 14 years old, and it scared the life out of me. Lynas takes the reader on a journey of what to expect from a world ...
LAist: Our Future On A Hotter Planet Means More Climate Disasters Happening Simultaneously
Our Future On A Hotter Planet Means More Climate Disasters Happening Simultaneously
On the C-SPAN Networks: Mark Lynas is an Author with one video in the C-SPAN Video Library; the first appearance was a 2008 Interview. Mark Lynas talked about his book Six Degrees: Our Future on a ...
Seattle Times: There may not be a Dust Bowl, but future may be hotter, drier than we expect
There may not be a Dust Bowl, but future may be hotter, drier than we expect
News4Jax: Why 79 degrees in October can feel hotter than 99 degrees in July
When you wake up and look at the morning low and see 66 degrees, the impulse is to put on your long sleeves, jeans, and boots. But, by lunchtime, you’re regretting that decision, wishing instead for ...
Why 79 degrees in October can feel hotter than 99 degrees in July
The Daily Gazette: In a hotter future, what comes after coral reefs die?
The fate of coral reefs has been written with a degree of certainty rare in climate science: at 1.5 degrees Celsius of global warming, most are expected to die. This is not a far-off scenario.
While the Gulf Coast and the Northeast struggle with flooding and power outages, it's easy to forget that wildfires are still raging in the West. It's a taste of a future when simultaneous disasters ...