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Like a slow burn erupting into an explosive fire, scientists who have been cautioning since early 2026 that an El Niño was most likely to develop now are warning the worst-case scenario of a “Godzilla,” off-the-charts El Niño is most likely. The post El Niño is comin’ for us all, baby! appeared first on About Climate Change.

Climate.gov staff who were fired by the Trump Administration, which also made climate information more difficult to find, are working to relaunch the content as a nonprofit and a new online home at climate.us. The post Former climate.gov staff are working to resurrect the site free from Trump Administration’s anti-climate subversion appeared first on About Climate Change.

Spend 24 good minutes with climate champion Al Gore in this video from TED Countdown Summit 2025 as he skewers the fossil fuel industry’s efforts to undermine the much cheaper transition to alternative energy, which actually has been and continues to be the best path forward. The post Why climate action is unstoppable: Al Gore appeared first on About Climate Change.

While President Trump and Elon Musk have yet to provide evidence DEI is to blame for whatever, it did get me wondering, could DEI be to blame for climate change and global warming? The post Is DEI to blame for climate change? appeared first on About Climate Change.

The rapid spread of the Los Angeles wildfires can be attributed to extremes all associated with the climate emergency — especially drought and supercharged, hurricane-force winds. The post The maddening disinformation about the L.A. wildfires: water, fish, drought, and the climate emergency sociopaths continue to politicize appeared first on About Climate Change.