Aerosols from urban emissions can, literally, make it rain
Atmospheric model of a Houston storm shows emissions increase rainfall intensity and occurrence
Painting the blades of wind turbines helps birds avoid them
A Norwegian study found avian fatalities fell 70 percent after painting one blade black
Polar bear numbers are rising in a once too-frigid Arctic basin
Thick Arctic ice is melting into conditions better suited to life. But the region's warming is trending towards trouble
A new kind of climate change book brings emotions to the table
"All We Can Save" doesn't shy away from doom or hope, encompassing the enormity of climate change
Why is the carbon tax, after years of debate, no longer popular in Washington?
Once embraced from ExxonMobil to Bernie Sanders, the carbon tax has been cast aside by both parties — for different reasons
Cod ears contain a long history of warming in the Atlantic Ocean
Bones in fish ears have recorded evidence of a trend that could mean trouble for fish
Lizards beat the heat by finding new "microhabitats"
The behavioral change offers refuge from large temperature swings
Coffee's robust back-up bean isn't as resistant to climate change as once thought
Farming of both Robusta and Arabica beans will have to adjust to a new climate
Hurricanes are shaping lizard feet all over the world
New study shows that lizards evolve and maintain wider toepads to survive hurricane winds
Your local lake stores a surprising amount of carbon in its depths
Lakes are shouldering our carbon-excess burden, but that comes at a cost
It will take over one billion dollars to protect one small Louisiana town from climate change
As floodwaters regularly rise in southeast Louisiana, so do the costs to protect communities
Herds of migrating horses and reindeer could keep the Arctic ground frozen
Reintroducing animals to break up insulating snow patches could save permafrost layers
Just how hot was this winter?
Really hot. And that doesn't bode well for the rest of the year.
Sanguine glimpses of positive environmental change on pandemic-Twitter
Homebound humans allow Mother Nature to stretch her legs, but that doesn't mean our current situation is a good thing