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Harvard University Press    Published on Dec 13, 2010 Harvard Professor Henry Louis Gates, Jr., describes The Image of the Black in Western Art, a project begun in the 1960s. Harvard University’s W.E.B. Du Bois Institute for African and African American … Continue reading →

The world heating up by even 1.5C would have a brutal impact on future generations Sun 7 Oct 2018 21.00 EDT Last modified on Mon 8 Oct 2018 08.33 EDT The authoritative new report by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate … Continue reading →

Snow is blown off of the calving front off of Thurston Island in western Antarctica in this photo, taken in November 2014. New findings show the western side of Antarctica to be more vulnerable to warming oceans — and increased … Continue reading →

CGTN America Published on Sep 11, 2018 Chinese President Xi Jinping met Russian President Vladimir Putin on the sidelines of the Eastern Economic Forum. The three-day event is expected to boost trade and economic relations among Asian nations. CGTN’s Aljosa … Continue reading →

Climate Change News Published on May 18, 2018 Relentless rain to raise flood risk in eastern US into this weekend A flow of tropical moisture will keep areas from the Southeastern states and the mid-Atlantic to the Ohio Valley wet … Continue reading →

Climate Change News Published on May 15, 2018 MAPPED: Tornado WARNING issued for Massachusetts as storms batter Northeastern US A TORNADO watch is in effect in parts of the US as dangerous storms threaten northeastern states. Thousands are without power … Continue reading →

Climate Change News Published on Apr 15, 2018 Northeastern US to face rare April ice, strong winds, flooding into Monday. The northeastern United States will be faced with a wide variety of adverse weather ranging from a rare April ice … Continue reading →

Climate Change News Published on Apr 8, 2018 Warm winds to spark extreme fire danger in southwestern, south-central US this week. The combination of an ongoing drought, near-record warmth and gusty winds will create a dangerous wildfire situation across part … Continue reading →

Scientists from Rutgers University-New Brunswick and Atmospheric and Environmental Research (AER) have linked the frequency of extreme winter weather in the United States to Arctic temperatures. Their research was published today in Nature Communications. “Basically, this confirms the story I’ve … Continue reading →