Australia’s Marine Animals Will Be Bushfires’ Unseen Victims
Ash and silt washed into rivers and coastal areas will choke underwater ecosystems
Covering Climate Now
French Program That Lampoons Trump’s Catchphrase Draws U.S. Scientists
France lures U.S.-based researchers after American withdrawal from the Paris climate agreement
As Major Summit Convenes, U.N. Secretary-General Has Hope on Averting Warming
The summit begins just as new data show 2014–2019 was the warmest five-year period on record
A New Kind of Climate Leadership
Climate change is an opportunity to envision a new world—but in whose image?
Are We at a Climate Change Turning Point? Obama’s EPA Chief Thinks So
Gina McCarthy talks about the intersection of climate and health and the Trump administration’s environmental rollbacks
New York’s Plans to Tackle Climate Change May Leave Some Residents Behind
The city is taking action to protect lower Manhattan’s waterfront while low-income residents in other boroughs fend for themselves
Hawaii Wants to Lead the Renewable Revolution
The state has positioned itself as a pioneer in the quest for a fossil fuel-free future, but there are plenty of obstacles in the way
As Land Degrades, India Struggles to Save Its Farms
The impacts of development and climate change on arable land are posing major threats to India's economy and farmers
A Planetary Computer to Avert Environmental Disaster
We need a worldwide network that could harness computing power to provide actionable solutions for climate change
Global Warming May Dwindle the Supply of a Key Brain Nutrient
Diminishing levels of an omega-3 fatty acid may have health consequences, including a higher risk for depression, ADHD and early dementia
