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The Guardian

How do we mourn an island? Where do we mark its grave?

By Kathy Jetnil-Kijiner 11/01/22

Ellekan, an islet in Marshall Islands, has been reduced to a pile of sand in the middle of the reef. Those who loved it have already held its funeral

The Guardian

A beloved Jamaican beach is succumbing to climate change. It won’t be the last

By Christopher Serju 10/27/22

Climate change is eroding beaches all over the Caribbean – even though the region contributes a tiny fraction of the emissions heating the planet

Travalerie Medium

Cities in the World that will Succumb to Flooding as Climate Change Ramps Up

By Valerie Delzer 07/31/22

I know . It's a depressing thought to face the aspect....

The Swiftest

These 36 World Cities Will Be Underwater First

02/21/22

There is little doubt our oceans are rising and cities will go under. It is no longer an issue of if but when. No one can predict exactly when, however, based on simple elevation maps,…

Time

The NJ Board of Public Utilities has released its long-awaited energy storage straw proposal. Although some details are lacking, the proposal includes many important features for which CESA has advocated.

By Tara Law 09/30/19

Climate change is expected to affect every country in the world, but its impact will not be felt equally across all regions and some will be worse hit than others because of a range of…