Failed Rainy Season Gives 12M São Paulo Residents a “Very Critical” Water Crisis
São Paulo’s largest water system is at a critically low level and may run dry if rainfall does not substantially increase before the start of the dry season. ClimateWire
Global Warming Hurts Rural Communities Most
A new report on climate change impacts shows that farmers around the world will likely suffer most. Scientific American
How Climate Change Spurred a 10,000-Year Ice Age Journey
How ice sheets during the Ice Age trapped ancient Americans in refuges on land now under the Bering Strait. Scientific American
As World Cup Kicks Off, Can Brazil Keep Lights On and Mosquitoes Out?
Football fever is no defense against power cuts and health threats. Scientific American
Can Harvard Be On The 'Wrong Side of History'?
As Stanford sides with a growing fossil-fuel divestment movement, the battle heats up at Harvard. ClimateWire