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Continue reading →: How Rising Sea Temperatures Are Reshaping Marine EcosystemsMore than 90% of the excess heat trapped by greenhouse gases is being absorbed by the world’s oceans, which is warming more quickly than climate models predicted. This rapid temperature rise is changing marine ecosystems at every level, from microscopic plankton to apex predators. Although warming is the primary cause…
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Continue reading →: Reducing Food Waste in Hot WeatherHot weather alters how our kitchens function. This is because our food spoils faster, fruit softens overnight, leftovers spoils quickly and even the best-organised fridge can struggle to keep up. Summer is the season when many households experience an increase in food waste, not because people care less, but because…
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Continue reading →: Understanding Climate Migration Due to HeatwavesSummer’s today are defined by extreme heatwaves that pushes temperatures beyond safe limits and as global warming increases, these heatwaves are no longer rare but recurring events that reshapes how people live and work. Heatwaves are emerging as one of the most powerful and immediate triggers of displacement. When temperatures
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Continue reading →: Natural Disaster Preparedness for Summer StormsSummer storms are becoming a key characteristic of the season as global temperatures continues to rise, climate systems shifts and atmospheric conditions become more unstable. In the past, what used to be short downpours, now develop into complicated weather events that can disrupt travel, cause property damage and create sudden…
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Continue reading →: The Truth About “Eco‑Friendly” Summer Fashion TrendsEvery summer, fashion brands release brand new collections of clothing that promises to be lighter, greener and more “eco-friendly”. With linen dresses, “natural” fibres and neutral palettes often marketed as sustainable. These summer fashion trends may look environmental friendly on the surface, but many rely on the same high-impact production…
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Continue reading →: How Climate Change Is Transforming Marine HeatwavesOceans absorbs 90% of excess heat trapped by greenhouse gases. However, as global temperatures continues to rise, the ocean is warming at a significant rate and one of the signs of this warming is the emergence of marine heatwaves. Marine heatwaves were once rare and localised, however they are now…
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