Skip to main content
Home
Signals
View all Signals
Learn how long-term climate trends are linked to new extremes.
More
Drought icon
Drought
More
Fire icon
Fires
More
Earth systems icon
Earth Systems
More
Floods icon
Floods
More
Heat icon
Heat
More
Hurricanes icon
Hurricanes
More
Resource Hub
All Resources
More
Events
A database of events and their links to climate change.
More
Headlines
Climate change impact stories in the news.
More
Real Time Data
A searchable gallery of climate change monitors relaying real-time data.
More
Science Sources
A searchable database of climate science reports.
More
Attribution
What is climate attribution?
Climate change attribution tells us how much of the credit or risk for a trend or event should go to human-caused climate change.
More
Report: Fingerprints Everywhere 2018
Studies since the 1990s show human-caused climate change directly influenced many recent trends and events.
More
Attribution science database
An updating database of studies that find the fingerprint of human-caused climate change on observed trends and events.
More
 
Climate Change Impacts Explained in Real Time

Search Climate Signals

Open Filters    +Close Filters    -


Climate change is coming for our coffee

headline
Climate Signals summary: Human-caused climate change in the form of global warming is causing a decline in where some crops, such as coffee beans, can be effectively grown.
Danielle Wiener-Bronner
01/26/2022

Air Pollution, Lack Of Snow, Hang Over Winter Olympics

headline
The combination of too much pollution, and not enough water and snow, is raising alarms ahead of the upcoming Winter Olympics in Beijing.
01/25/2022

Firefighters gaining control of wildfire that closed scenic California highway

headline
Climate Signals summary: Human-caused climate change is leading to longer wildfire seasons - and fueling wildfires in the winter, such as January 2022's "Colorado Fire".
Daniel Trotta and Maria Caspani
01/23/2022

Southern snowstorm likely worsened by climate change, scientists say

headline
Climate Signals summary: Evidence continues to mount that human-caused climate change can make winter weather worse - such as last weekend's southern snowstorm and February 2021's historic cold temperatu
Ben Adler
01/18/2022

'Socially Vulnerable' Schools Set Back By Climate-Fueled Disasters Disproportionately— GAO Report

headline
Students in high-poverty areas face additional, compounding obstacles to education following extreme weather disasters, a new Government Accountability Office 
01/19/2022

Record Heat in Southern Hemisphere Threatens Crops, Penguins

headline
Epic heat is broiling the Southern Hemisphere.
01/18/2022

2021 6th-Hottest Year Since Industrial Revolution

headline
Last year was the sixth-hottest on record and all of the seven hottest years have occurred in the last seven years, NOAA, NASA, and Berkeley Earth scientists announced yesterday.
01/14/2022

Climate monitoring groups release their annual global surface temperature data

headline
This week, climate monitoring groups released their annual global surface temperature data, showing that 2021 was hotter than any year prior to 2015, despite a La Niña.
01/13/2022

2021 Climate, Weather Disasters Killed Hundreds, Cost US $145 Billion, World $280 Billion

headline
Twenty extreme weather disasters killed 688 people in the U.S. last year and collectively inflicted at least $145 billion in damage, NOAA reported Monday.
01/11/2022

It's Getting Hot In Here, Also Cold Over There, And Sometimes Both In the Same Places

headline
A surge in all-time temperature records across the U.S. in 2021 is a clear indicator of climate change, the New York Times reports. More all-time temperature records were broken last year than in any year since 1994 and 8.3% of all U.S.
01/12/2022
  • Load More
  • Climate Signals
  • All Signals
  • Earth Systems
  • Heat
  • Drought
  • Fires
  • Hurricanes
  • Floods
  • Resource Hub
  • Events
  • Headlines
  • Climate Science
  • Real Time Data
  • About Us
  • Privacy Policy
  • Related Sites
  • Site built by 89up