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New Study Warns The Next Four Years Will Be Unusually Warm
Researchers said Earth is likely to see a continuation in extreme temperatures over the next four years until 2022 as natural warming coincides with the effects of climate change, according to The Guardian. The report published this week in the journal Nature Communications said there would be minimal relief for the planet through the next four years during a summer marked by global wildfires and heatwaves. An increase in greenhouse gas emissions was helping the temperatures rise, but humans
How to Keep Your House Warm
With winter fast approaching, many people are thinking about ways to not only keep the house warm, but also save a few bucks while doing so.
7 Scientific Tips for Staying Warm
Keeping warm when it’s cold out may be easier if you know the science of heat transfer.
How To Stay Warm Without Touching the Thermostat
14 Tips on Keeping Your Home Warm without Huge Energy Bills
Energy bills are going up every year and we all see pieces in the media from time to time about people who cannot afford to heat their homes. If you do not want to fall into this situation, there a…
Warmer Temperatures Mean Flooding Concerns For Many Homeowners
One of the biggest things homeowners can do to prevent flooding is to walk outside and clean the snow and ice from inside the pipe on your curb that leads to the sump pump
Why a warmer Earth could also mean a wetter one
A new report connects the dots between rising temperatures, rain events and stronger hurricanes.
How Big Oil could walk the talk on climate change
These major contributors to global warming must swiftly get on board with climate action—or get out of the way.
How to Keep Your Home Warm without Breaking Your Bank.
Staying warm in the winter time can take a toll on your HVAC system and your wallet. Albert Cantu gives you energy saving tips on how to keep your home.
What is a Solar Pool Warmer?
A solar pool warmer uses the free energy from the sun to heat your pool instead of relying on expensive electric.
Why are we warm-blooded?
Staying warm by making your own heat takes a ton of energy. And that brings up a paradox, because creating your own body heat is incredibly expensive. The largest animals on Earth have to spend most of their day just eating enough to keep their heat engines running. So why aren’t we cold-blooded like crocodiles? It’s Okay To Be Smart digs into the science of warm-blooded organisms.
Heatsheets Tactics for Running in a Warming World
Check out this Heatsheets blog to find out how athletes can protect themselves while runnning in a warming world and in the extreme heat and cold.
Dimming the sun: The answer to global warming?
Why is My Water Not Consistently Warm?
It can be terribly frustrating to have your water heater fail to provide hot water consistently. No one likes receiving a sudden blast of cold water in the middle of a hot shower.
How To Hydrate Well As The Weather Warms
As the weather warms up, our requirement for water increases.
Could Flooding Deserts Help Stop Global Warming?
Flooding a massive desert with desalinated ocean water to grow enough algae to consume Earth's climate-changing carbon dioxide is one of four 'moonshot' scenarios revealed by a Silicon Valley venture capital...
Towel Warmers: Everything You Need to Know
Towel warmers – also known as heated towel racks – have a wide range of benefits and uses. They can be...
Can solar panels handle the heat of a warming world?
“Panels are a little like people; they like temperate conditions with light winds and low humidity, and that’s when they function the best.”
Easy Tricks to Keep Your Home Warmer
If your home feels cold, don’t just turn up the heat—that can be expensive, and wastes energy. Before adjusting the thermostat, try these easy tricks to keep your home warmer in spring and winter.
How do greenhouse gases contribute to global warming?
Get to know how greenhouse gases contribute to planet global warming and discover how to reduce greenhouse gas emissions thanks to renewable energies
How to stay warm when the power goes out
Researchers have found several tricks to help you when the lights and heat are out after losing electricity.
