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With Covid-19 Raging, Warnings of Worse-Than-Usual Hurricane Season Point to Trouble Ahead

A summary infographic showing hurricane season probability and numbers of named storms predicted from NOAA's 2020 Atlantic Hurricane Season Outlook.

In Another Record 'We Should Not Be Breaking,' Daily Average of CO2 Levels Hits High of 418.12 ppm

Jessica Corbett, staff writer

Firefighters sprays water on a back fire while battling the spread of the Maria Fire as it moves quickly towards Santa Paula, California, on Nov. 1, 2019.

"Where we are is bad enough. We can't let these levels grow. We need #ClimateAction!"

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'The Saddest Thing Is That This Won't Be Breaking News': Concentration of CO2 Hits Record High of 416 ppm

Jessica Corbett, staff writer

Residents look on as flames burn through bush on Jan. 4, 2020 in Lake Tabourie, Australia.

"Emissions from fossil fuels and deforestation need to be reduced to ZERO to...

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'Unquestionably Alarming Signs': Earth Just Had Hottest Decade on Record

Andrea Germanos, staff writer

Fire and Rescue personnel run to move their truck as a bushfire burns next to a major road and homes on the outskirts of the town of Bilpin on December 19, 2019 in Sydney

2019 was also the second warmest year on record, and the past five years were...

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With 14 'Billion-Dollar Disasters' and Record-Breaking Heat in Alaska and Across South, 2019 Was a Year of Climate Extremes for US

coastal communities

Deep Trouble for Arctic and Beyond: NOAA Climate Report Warns of Feedback Loop That 'May Already Be Underway'

Fact supporters march during the 2017 March for Science in Washington, D.C.

77 Groups Demand Trump Rescind Attack-on-Facts Executive Order Slashing Expert Advisory Committees

Citing 'Danger to Public Safety,' Chief NOAA Scientist Launches Probe Into Agency Decision to Side With Trump Over Its Own Experts on Dorian

Global Temps Continue to Soar Upward as NOAA Confirms July 2019 Was Hottest Month Since Records Began in 1880

clouds of sediment in Gulf of Mexico

Scientists Warn Summer 'Dead Zone' in Gulf of Mexico Could Span 'Roughly the Size of Massachusetts'

'Single Most Important Stat on the Planet': Alarm as Atmospheric CO2 Soars to 'Legit Scary' Record High

arctic sea ice

'An Indication of What's Coming': Melting at North and South Poles Worse Than Previously Thought

A sign is posted on the Paradise Skilled Nursing center as it is consumed by flames from the Camp Fire on November 8, 2018 in Paradise, California.

'Absolute Disgrace': When No One Looking, White House Plans to Dump Major Climate Report on Black Friday

Waves crash underneath the Oceana Pier

As Florence Threatens 'Catastrophic' Destruction, A Reminder That North Carolina Passed Law Mandating Climate Warnings Be Ignored

Florence

Nuclear Plants, Toxic Waste Sites Under Threat as Florence Readies 'Mike Tyson Punch to Carolina Coast'

Hurricane Florence is now a Category 4 storm, NOAA's National Hurricane Center announced at noon on Monday. Data from a NOAA Hurricane Hunter indicate that Florence has continued to rapidly strengthen and has maximum sustained winds near 130 mph. (Photo: NOAA)

On Track to Hit Carolinas and Virginia, Warning of 'Historic Storm' as Hurricane Florence Becomes Category 4

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Union of Concerned Scientists (UCS)

Science Group Calls for Secretary Ross to Resign, Full Investigation of Manipulation of Science at NOAA

Friends of the Earth

Trump’s Proposed Budget an All-Out Assault on Our Planet

Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington

CREW Statement: Trump Now Violating Constitution

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Astrid Caldas

Dangerous Hurricane Season To Open Amidst COVID-19

Juan Cole

Sizzling Arctic: Top 5 Climate Horror Stories in NOAA’s Report Card

Gretchen Goldman

NOAA Leadership Trades Scientific Integrity for Political Appeasement

Andrew Rosenberg

Conflicts of Interest? NOAA’s Nominees AccuWeather CEO Barry Myers, and Dr. Neil Jacobs of Panasonic

Jeff Tittel

Trump's Disastrous Budget Will Worsen Future Hurricane Damage