It's Friday which means it's time for our climate heroes and zeros.

This week's zero goes to an entire group of people. And while our hero may be known for his music, he's now helping get to the root of our climate problems.

w/ Questlove

More and more people are buying an electric vehicle. In fact, sales increased 66% year over year in Q1 -- putting the U.S. on track to surpass 1 million new EV sales for the first time this year.

Want to learn more about EVs? Here's EV 101 with Greg Morrison of Bumper2Bumper TV.

Climate change was not the main driver of devastating flooding in Italy's Emilia-Romagna region, according to a new study.

World Weather Attribution found spring rainfall in the region isn't increasing or decreasing with climate change. But the area has seen rapid development in recent decades, so there's limited space for water to drain and more risk for flooding.

Read the full attribution study here: https://bit.ly/43IxB64

#WorldOceansDay #TwilightZone

For #WorldOceansDay, aquanaut Fabien Cousteau gives us a sneak peek at the science lab being dubbed the ISS under the sea.

w/ Stephanie Abrams Jordan Steele Weather Channel

Far beneath the ocean’s surface lies the #TwilightZone. What happens there actually slows the effects of carbon emissions.

Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution (WHOI) scientists have set out to study and protect this vulnerable ecosystem which is threatened by #climatechange.

#WorldOceansDay