Argonne Lab scientists say climate change could impact baseball games, from Opening Day weather to more home runs, depending on where you are.
MLB Opening Day 2024: Climate change could have big impact on baseball, depending on where you are
Argonne Lab scientists say climate change could impact baseball games, from Opening Day weather to more home runs, depending on where exactly you are.
Argonne Lab scientists say climate change could impact baseball games, from Opening Day weather to more home runs, depending on where exactly you are.
Argonne Lab scientists say climate change could impact baseball games, from Opening Day weather to more home runs, depending on where exactly you are.
Argonne Lab scientists say climate change could impact baseball games, from Opening Day weather to more home runs, depending on where exactly you are.
CHICAGO America’s favorite pastime is back at bat, but our warming climate could have an impact on the game – depending on where you are.
Understanding how the game could be impacted – from more home runs to much different Opening Day weather – will take neighborhood-level data.
As the Chicago White Sox celebrate Opening Day, they could see more big flies out at Guaranteed Rate Field, as could the Cubs. It’s all due to warming climate and warming air, according to Argonne Atmospheric Data Scientist Max Grover.
