Climate Change

This page collects the 1,042 public records POLISCOPE has tagged with “Climate Change”. Coverage spans news coverage - each decoded into plain English and linked to its primary source. It most often overlaps with Infrastructure, Weather, and Environment.

1. Yesterday2 items
   1. La experiencia de una familia, devastada tras inundaciones en ColoradoMatthew Martinez sufrió graves daños en su hogar y propiedades en el suroeste de Colorado después de que el río Navajo se desbordara dos veces en dos semanas. Las inundaciones recientes han afectado aMiami-Dade County
   2. California Coastal Commission Approves OCTA Rail Protection Plan for San ClementeLos Angeles County
2. Mon, Nov 22 items
   1. Decenas de líderes de la Commonwealth se reúnen en Antigua en plena turbulencia política globalLíderes de 56 naciones que representan a casi un tercio de la población mundial se reúnen en Antigua para abordar conflictos, aranceles comerciales y el cambio climático. La secretaria general de la MMiami-Dade County
   2. Commonwealth leaders convene in Antigua to address trade, climate change, and global political shiftsMiami-Dade County
3. Sun, Nov 12 items
   1. San Mateo County deploys new radar system to improve storm forecasting ahead of El Niño winterSan Mateo County is deploying a new six-radar system developed by the Scripps Institution of Oceanography to better detect low-altitude atmospheric rivers and provide up to an hour of advance warning San Francisco County
   2. Energy Costs Dominate Midterms; Climate Battles Play Out Down BallotLos Angeles County
4. Fri, Oct 301 item
   1. L.A. Westside residents face extreme heat and rising demand for air conditioningRecord-breaking heat waves and humidity across Southern California's coastal regions are driving residents to rely on portable air conditioning units, as traditional ocean cooling falls short. While LLos Angeles County
5. Thu, Oct 291 item
   1. National Weather Service extends coastal flood advisory for Bay Area through SaturdayThe National Weather Service extended a moderate coastal flood advisory through Saturday as high tides, full moon influences, and El Niño-driven warming waters caused sunny-day flooding across low-lyiSan Francisco County

1. 01Brasillocation4 mentions
2. 02Amazonialocation3 mentions
3. 03Naciones Unidasorganization3 mentions
4. 04Articulación de los Pueblos Indígenas de Brasilorganization3 mentions
5. 05Amazon Watchorganization3 mentions
6. 06California Coastal Commissionorganization3 mentions
7. 07National Weather Serviceorganization3 mentions
8. 08Nova Southeastern Universityorganization3 mentions
9. 09Países Bajoslocation3 mentions
10. 10Observatorio del Clima de Brasilorganization3 mentions