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Observing the World for 50 Days is our new daily series! Everyday, I will take a picture of the world, and post it on our official YouTube channel ( HERE ). This project is meant to help appreciate the power of observation, particularly when it comes to climate science. Additionally, this project is meant to show the beauty of the world around us, and what we are losing to climate change. © 2025 Climate News Media

Climate News Media now has a community page! Here you can discuss climate topics with other people who care about climate change and the mission of CNM. Join HERE © 2025 Climate News Media

We are excited to announce that we are adding Climate Change courses to our site on 12.12.25. Our first course will be completely free: Climate Change Crash course. You have probably heard lots of different things about climate change, so we decided to bring you the facts, in a self-paced, interactive course. We are making these courses with everyone in mind. We know that everybody works differently, so in this course we will have, articles, videos, quizzes and more, so you c

We are excited to announce a new project: Climate Status. Climate Status continues our mission of making climate news accessible to people around the world by summing up climate change in one place. We are constantly adding new stats, and updating numbers, but if there is a section you really want to see, email us ( climatenewsmonthly@gmail.com ) and we will add it as soon as we can. We really appreciated any feedback on this experiment, so please feel free to reach out. Find

One of the most powerful tools we have in the fight for a livable planet is the work of making young people stewards of their places. This means giving young people the opportunity to explore natural places in their area to learn the flora, fauna, and funga. Learning about the ecosystems, watersheds and environments of our places and being able to observe changes in these systems over time is the first step in becoming conservationists. I remember when I was a young child bei

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In November of 2023, I published an article about decreasing snow pack levels. Here, I have elaborated on that article. If you haven't read my original article on this topic, you can find it here . According to study from the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) measuring April snowpacks across various sites in the Western United States, 81% of the sites saw decreased snowpack. This resulted in an average decrease of 18% from 1955 to 2023. Here are a couple more facts from

Recently I wrote an article about the impact of Generative Artificial Intelligence on climate change. I mentioned at the end of that...

This month marks 3 years of articles on our site, and to celebrate, we completely redesigned the blog page, and added many new features....

Climate News 10.25: September the 21st was a Sunday. However, it was also SunDay. SunDay is a climate organization focused on finishing...

The first quarter of the 21st century is almost over, and I decided to dive into the fact that some of the hottest years in our history...

SunDay is a climate organization focused on finishing the transition to solar energy. The project was started by Bill McKibben, an...

We are excited to announce our new section: CNM Extras! CNM Extras are short, concise posts about relevant climate topics. These are...

Climate News 07.25: AI   AI is everywhere, in the news, on your computer and smartphone, it seems as though we can’t escape it. AI can...

Climate News 12.2024: COF-999 In a year, a large tree can take around 40 kilograms of CO₂ out of the air. Now scientists at UC Berkely...