Climate Science
Hydroclimate Whiplash in the Philadelphia Region
The Philadelphia Experiment: Violent Rain
Crossing the Air Quality Threshold
Saltwater Intrusion: The Delaware River Case Study
Plymouth Meeting: Cradle of the Climate Crisis
The Decline of Penn's Sylvania
Pennsylvania’s Forests: A Race to Find Climate-Resilient Species
Brandywine Creek and the New Flood Regime
Global warming has inflicted irreversible damage on our environment, a consensus echoed by nearly all scientists. Indeed, climate change poses a profound challenge. Our planet is witnessing conditions that increasingly jeopardize human habitation. The critical question now is whether we can adapt swiftly enough.
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