New NASA Chief Says He Will Protect Climate Research
After his previous rejection of climate science, Jim Bridenstine tells employees he will keep politics out of the agency’s work
Stories by Scott Waldman
EPA's Own Advisory Board Questions "Secret Science" Plan
Researchers were not consulted on a proposed rule to restrict the studies used in creating regulations, board members say
Climate Science Can Be More Transparent, Researchers Say
Making data more publicly available is complicated by the large volume
Key Climate Satellite to Launch Later This Month
The mission will continue work monitoring ice melt, groundwater storage and deep ocean currents
Landmark Air Pollution Studies Could Be Excluded by Proposed EPA Rule
Research linking pollution to public health was instrumental in setting air quality standards
Scientists Favor Transparency, but Say EPA Plan Will Limit It
Directive to exclude certain research will harm public health and environment, critics say
Precarious Life of Texas Farmworkers Becomes Riskier with Warming
Increasing heat, drought and mosquito-borne diseases make this work more dangerous
Shell Grappled with Climate Change 20 Years Ago, Documents Show
Company scientists foresaw a storm like Sandy, as well as climate lawsuits
Pruitt Expected to Limit Science Used to Make EPA Pollution Rules
Plan would hamstring agency’s mission, environmental advocates warn
EPA's Science Advisory Board Has Not Met in 6 Months
Agency officials blame paperwork and the human resources department
Key Missile Defense Installation Will be Uninhabitable in Less Than 20 Years
Rising seas will ruin Kwajalein Atoll site where 1,300 work and live
Trump's Science Advisor, Age 31, Has a Political Science Degree
Because Trump has not nominated someone to head the Office of Science and Technology Policy, Michael Kratsios is the de facto leader
Trump Budget Would Slash Science across Agencies
NASA, NOAA, EPA and the Interior and Energy departments hope Congress will push back
Chemistry May Yield Lucrative Use for Wasted Methane
Methane that leaks from fracking wells can be captured and converted into a product used in plastics manufacturing
New Satellite Mission Would Benefit Climate Science and the Energy Industry
The GeoCARB satellite will map the concentrations of key greenhouse gases over the Americas
Humans Did Not Cause the U.S. Cold Snap
A new analysis finds the two-week deep freeze had nothing to do with climate change
Climate Web Pages Erased and Obscured under Trump
Critics of the new administration see a troubling pattern where information is hidden from the public
2017 Was the Third Hottest Year on Record for the U.S.
Only 2012 and 2016 were warmer than last year
Climate Change May Have Helped Spark Iran's Protests
One of Iran's biggest economic challenges has been a cycle of extreme droughts that began in the 1990s
States to Revive Climate Panel Disbanded by Trump
The panel was tasked with translating scientific studies into policy actions that states could use to reduce emissions
