For centuries, Iceland was one of the few places on Earth completely free of mosquitoes — until now. Recent reports confirm that mosquitoes have been officially detected in Iceland for the first time, marking a dramatic ecological shift linked to rising temperatures and changing global climate patterns. The discovery was made in mid-October by Icelandic insect enthusiast … [Read more...] about Mosquitoes Found in Iceland for the First Time — A Warming World Changes Everything
Climate Change Effects
California Governor Says State Has No “Fire Season” Anymore, It’s “Year-Round” – Why?
Wildfires in Southern California are no longer confined to the traditional "fire season." California Governor Gavin Newsom recently acknowledged this alarming shift, stating, “There is no fire season anymore; it’s year-round in California.” This stark reality has left many wondering: Why has the wildfire pattern changed so drastically? Understanding the Shift: From Fire … [Read more...] about California Governor Says State Has No “Fire Season” Anymore, It’s “Year-Round” – Why?
‘Mystery volcano’ that erupted and cooled Earth in 1831 has finally been identified
In 1831, an unknown volcanic eruption triggered one of the most significant cooling events of the 19th century. This eruption released massive amounts of sulfur dioxide, altering global temperatures and ushering in widespread environmental and societal changes. Nearly two centuries later, scientists have unveiled the identity of this "mystery volcano"—Zavaritskii on Simushir … [Read more...] about ‘Mystery volcano’ that erupted and cooled Earth in 1831 has finally been identified
The bird at the center of the worst single-species mortality event in modern history isn’t recovering, scientists say
The Common Murre, a seabird critical to Alaska’s marine ecosystems, is at the center of a devastating environmental crisis. Recent research highlights that a marine heatwave, dubbed “the Blob,” has triggered the largest recorded single-species mortality event in modern history, claiming nearly half of Alaska’s Common Murre population. The Scope of the Disaster Between … [Read more...] about The bird at the center of the worst single-species mortality event in modern history isn’t recovering, scientists say