
As 2022 Hurricane Season Looms, a Current That Fuels Monster Storms Is Very Warm
The Loop Current in the Gulf of Mexico has fueled major storms such as Hurricane Katrina
The Loop Current in the Gulf of Mexico has fueled major storms such as Hurricane Katrina
With what will be one of the world's most advanced hurricane simulators, researchers will be able to reproduce wind, rain and storm surge
A weeks-long heat wave in India and Pakistan was 30 times more likely because of human-caused warming
Energy planners are working to increase the grid’s reliability to keep the power on during droughts, wildfires and heat waves
Earlier snowmelt can leave less water available to generate power during the height of summer
A new study links sea ice decline with increasing wildfire weather in the Western U.S.
A new wave of attribution research links the economic cost of weather events to climate change
Structures first deployed as artificial reefs are being used in the Northeast to combat the force of waves as ocean levels rise
Hundreds of people were killed and thousands of homes destroyed in Durban after torrential rains unleashed flooding
Without the cooling effect of aerosols, warmer oceans have provided more fuel to storms
Gender discrimination multiplies the challenges women face from climate change, a new U.N. report says
La Niña, climate change and an increasing human presence are all raising wildfire risks
We need to protect vulnerable people from killer heat without destroying the environment
There is debate about whether the agency will rely on carbon capture to achieve emissions reductions
Sustained temperatures above 110 degrees Fahrenheit threaten people, wheat crops and power supplies
A modeling study is the first to project how global warming will increase animal encounters and virus swapping between species
If greenhouse gas emissions are not curbed, temperature spikes could bring the first such mass extinction in 250 million years
The dramatic loss of tree cover in the tropics and northern boreal forests is releasing vast amounts of carbon dioxide
Natural variations are currently the main cause, but climate change should continue to cause it to slow down
Governor Tom Wolf announced last week that his administration had finalized a regulation to join the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative
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