The ocean’s iodine helps create clouds, but high levels burn through the ozone layer By Tatyana Woodall / Nov 17, 2022
Here’s how 53 African bird species are adapting to historic heat By Marc Trevor Freeman and Andrew McKechnie / The Conversation / Nov 15, 2022
Three nations pledge to reverse decades of destruction in the rainforest By Laura Baisas / Nov 15, 2022
Dams show promise for sustainable food systems, but we should tread lightly By Laura Baisas / Nov 14, 2022
Mother dung beetles are digging deeper nests to escape climate change By Kimberly S. Sheldon / The Conversation / Nov 13, 2022
Egypt’s official COP27 summit app may be the ‘cartoon super-villain’ of spyware By Andrew Paul / Nov 10, 2022
Wildfire smoke from across continents is changing the Arctic Ocean’s makeup By Brian Owens / Hakai Magazine / Nov 9, 2022
The past 8 years have been the hottest on human record, according to new report By Laura Baisas / Nov 7, 2022
Some climate activists aren’t suing over the future—they are taking aim at the present By Isabella Kaminski / Hakai Magazine / Nov 5, 2022
Hurricane Ian shows how older populations are especially vulnerable during disasters By Judith Graham / KFF Health News / Nov 4, 2022
Climate change is threatening archeological treasures from Alaska to Egypt By Laura Baisas / Nov 4, 2022
Noise pollution messes with beluga whales’ travel plans By Emily Harwitz / Hakai Magazine / Nov 2, 2022
Brazil’s presidential election is a win for the Amazon—and the planet By Jocelyn Solis-Moreira / Nov 2, 2022
Alien-looking balloons might be the next weapon in the fight against wildfires By Sarah Scoles / Nov 1, 2022
The 2022 midterm elections could shake the course of environmental action in the US By Miyo McGinn / Oct 31, 2022
Mountain lions in Los Angeles face the heat of worsening wildfires By Noah Schlager / High Country News / Oct 28, 2022
European Union sets goal to block sales of gas-powered cars by 2035 By Sara Kiley Watson / Oct 28, 2022
Global carbon emissions will peak in 2025, international agency estimates By Laura Baisas / Oct 27, 2022
Italian chefs are cooking up a solution to booming jellyfish populations By Agostino Petroni / Hakai Magazine / Oct 25, 2022
Stronger pollution protections mean focusing on specific communities By Sara Kiley Watson / Oct 25, 2022
Historic drought brings eerie objects and seawater to the surface of the Mississippi River By Laura Baisas / Oct 25, 2022
Scenes of climate science at the edge of the Earth By Esther Horvath , Sara Kiley Watson / Oct 25, 2022
The US never banned asbestos. These workers are paying the price. By Kathleen McGrory and Neil Bedi / ProPublica / Oct 22, 2022
Global CO2 emissions grew by less than a percent this year thanks to renewables By Andrew Paul / Oct 21, 2022
Some of Asia’s iconic wildlife doesn’t seem to mind human encroachment By Laura Baisas / Oct 21, 2022
The Brilliant 10: The top up-and-coming minds in science By Mara Grunbaum , Yasmin Tayag / Oct 19, 2022
Nakia Creek wildfire forces evacuations during record-breaking heat spell in the Pacific Northwest By Laura Baisas / Oct 18, 2022
Wildland firefighters face another danger—an increased risk of long COVID By Miles W. Griffis / High Country News / Oct 14, 2022
The US’s first utility-scale renewable energy triple threat is online in Oregon By Sara Kiley Watson / Oct 7, 2022
Collecting ancient geomyths could give scientists new insights on climate change By Chris Baraniuk / Hakai Magazine / Oct 5, 2022
Renewable energy could be the key to hurricane-proofing Puerto Rico’s power grid By Jocelyn Solis-Moreira / Oct 3, 2022
Cities are tapping residents to study climate change and extreme weather By Sarah Amandolare / Nexus Media / Sep 30, 2022