Science and Discovery

Climate Science

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Vast, turbulent ocean currents surge under a stormy, red-tinged sky, symbolizing the amplified power of an intense El Niño event.
Earth & Environment

El Niño's Intensity Surges: What 40 Years of Data Reveal About Climate Futures

Air and sea surface temperatures are already breaking records globally, signaling that the current El Niño event in 2026 is on track to be the strongest in recorded history ( The New York Times ).

David Grossman·August 29, 2026
A split landscape showing a thriving green environment versus a desolate, dry desert, representing the consequences of climate change and the debate around it.
Earth & Environment

Climate Reversal vs. Climate Change: Misinterpreting Science

Scientists have recently refined their climate models, adjusting the probabilities of the most catastrophic warming outcomes.

David Grossman·July 1, 2026