Our Environment (continued)
how native americans will shape the future of water in the west
parched california misses a chance to store more rain underground
an activist group is spreading misinformation to stop solar projects in rural america
the salton sea, an accident of history, faces a new water crisis
the surreal abundance of alaska’s permafrost farms
heat wave killed marine wildlife en masse
heat wave killed an estimated one billion sea creatures, and scientists fear even worse
let the birds eat them—crops shrivel as heat wave hits washington state
The united states isn’t prepared for fires fueled by climate change
reservoirs are drying up as consequences of the western drought worsen
why record-breaking overnight temperatures are so concerning
climate change drove western heat wave’s extreme records, analysis finds
bringing back trees to redlined areas helps residents and the climate
air pollution’s invisible toll on your health
climate change is making it harder for campers to beat the heat
how can coastal conservation save marine life and fishing practices?
why are whales essential to the health of our oceans?
arctic’s last ice area may be less resistant to global warming
a battle between a great city and a great lake
the climate crisis is a public health crisis
dispossessed, again—climate change hits native americans especially hard
our response to climate change is missing something big, scientists say
wildfires threaten urban water supplies, long after the flames are out
as western wildfires worsen, fema is denying most people who ask for help
climate change batters the west even before summer begins
against expectations, southwestern summers are getting even drier
it’s some of america’s richest farmland—but what is it without water?
arctic’s last ice area may be less resistant to global warming
capping methane-spewing oil wells, one hole at a time
that heat dome? yeah, it’s climate change
these superheroes could sharply reduce heat deaths
since when have trees existed only for rich americans?
can massive cargo ships use wind to go green?
flesh-eating parasites may be expanding their range as climate heats up
the western drought is bad—here’s what you should know about it
severe ancient droughts—a warning to california
melting snow usually means water for the west—but this year, it might not be enough
amid historic drought, a new water war in the west
the west can end the water wars now
the central california town that keeps sinking
how decades of racist housing policy left neighborhoods sweltering
as warming fuels disasters, relief often favors white people
farmers are feeling the pain as drought spreads in the northwest
as disasters worsen, california looks at curbing construction in risky areas
where wind and solar power need to grow for america to meet its goals
biden administration strikes a deal to bring offshore wind to california
pressure on the world's biggest polluters is increasing—but can it force change?
in a landmark case, a dutch court orders shell to cut its carbon emissions faster
here are america’s top methane emitter—some will surprise you
dispute over a coal industry pits poland against its neighbors
a million years of data confirms—monsoons are likely to get worse
fearing their kids will inherit dead coral reefs, scientists are urging bold action
a single fire killed at least ten percent of the world's giant sequoias, study says
a 20-foot sea wall? miami faces the hard choices of climate change
coal is set to roar back, and so are its climate risks
got mud? for coastal cities, humble dirt has become a hot commodity
climate disruption is already locked in—the next moves will be crucial
2018—the year in climate change
the nature you see in documentaries is beautiful and false
can we patch up the natural world we’ve hurt?
tropical forest destruction accelerated in 2020
they’re among the world’s oldest living things—the climate crisis is killing them
the past and the future of the earth’s oldest trees
destroying a way of life to save louisiana
a race against time to rescue a reef from climate change
global warming is driving polar bears toward extinction, researchers say
the great climate migration has begun
global methane emissions reach a record high
cutting greenhouse gases from food production is urgent, scientists say
what’s green soggy, and fights climate change?
how climate migration will reshape america
the most important number for the american west’s hideous fire season
melting glaciers are filling unstable lakes, and they’re growing
climate change is complex—answers to common questions
here’s what extreme heat looks like—profoundly unequal
hundreds of trees burned at california’s big basin redwood state park
loss of greenland ice sheet reached a record last year
far more microplastic in the atlantic ocean than previous estimates, study finds
states working to protect pollinator plants along highways
fracking firms fail, rewarding executives and raising climate fears
japan’s deadly combination—climate change and an aging society
in the parched southwest, warm springs renew threat of a mega-drought
phoenix is trying to combat climate change
a disastrous summer in the arctic
carbon dioxide keeps piling up in the atmosphere
mass extinctions are accelerating, scientists report
where is airborne plastic? it’s everywhere scientists find
scientists are trying to save minnesota’s north woods from climate change
for this tribe, saving a river means saving the sturgeon
the quest to save the world’s glaciers
when coral’s colorful show is a sign that it’s sick
a satellite lets scientists see antarctica’s melting like never before
hurricanes are reshaping evolution across the the caribbean
a decade after an oil spill, scientists still working to save bird habitats
wildlife collapse from climate change is predicted to hit suddenly and sooner
there’s no more water—climate change on a drying island
bumblebees are declining because of climate change
how europe turned into a perfect landscape for wildfires
the freshwater giants are dying
golf club for the one percent wants to seize a migratory bird habitat
a mustang crisis looms in the west
extreme weather in mozambique is outpacing efforts to adapt
climate change strikes at the heart of german identity—the woods
it’s a vast, visible climate menace—we made it visible
climate change is accelerating, bringing world dangerously close to irreversible change
fractured forests are endangering wildlife, scientists find
biologists investigate mass die-off of freshwater mussels
world’s oceans are losing oxygen rapidly, study finds
florida keys deliver a hard message—as seas rise some places can’t be saved
with waters rising and its population falling, what is venice’s future?
koalas aren’t extinct, but their future is in danger, experts say
bleak united nations report on a planet in peril looms over new climate talks
warming waters, moving fish—how climate change is reshaping iceland
rising seas will erase more cities by 2050, new research shows
as sea levels rise, so do ghost forests
how climate change could shift california’s santa ana winds
the world can make more water from the sea, but at what cost?
trees that survived california drought may hold clue to climate resilience
pumping oxygen in a lake to try to save fish facing climate change
thess state birds may be forced out of their states as the world warms
how oceans rise and die on a warming planet
the world’s oceans are in danger, major climate change report warns
birds are vanishing from north america
as the amazon smolders, fires choke the other side of the world
where does all the plastic go?
agriculture must change to prevent catastrophic warming
a quarter of humanity faces looming water crises
the changing climate within the world’s largest bat colony
russian land of permafrost and mammoths is is thawing
200 reindeer starved to death—experts call it a sign of climate change
birds adapt their behavior for climate change—but is it too little, too late?
following the money that undermines climate change science
documenting climate change by air, land, and sea
a historic neighborhood confronts rising seas
life in a city without water—anxious, exhausting, and sweaty
restoring forests could help put a brake on global warming, study finds
with more storms and rising seas, which u.s. cities should be saved first?
animal extinction—caring for the last of a species
if seeing the world ruins it, should we stay home?
companies see climate change hitting their bottom line in the next five years
how climate change may affect the plants in your yard
climate change and the new age of extinction
civilization is accelerating extinction and altering the natural world at an unprecedented pace
to combat climate change, start from the ground up (with dirt)
at the baltimore’s national aquarium, climate change presents challenges both inside and out
in a warming world, evidence of a human “fingerprint” on drought
from apples to popcorn, climate change is affecting the foods america grows
tips for teaching your students abut climate change and global warming
killing endangered animals—what punishment fits the crime?
how much ice has greenland lost to climate change?
when the glaciers disappear, species will go extinct
the great barrier reef was seen as too big to fail—a study suggests it isn’t
growing corn is a major contributor to air pollution, study finds
oceans are getting louder, posing potential threats to marine life
the hummingbird as warrior—evolution of a fierce and furious beak