Marin: “Globally, we estimated that between January 2022 and June 2024, so two-and-a-half years, extreme weather events disrupted the education of over 400 million students.” Sergio Venegas Marin of ...

The contiguous-U.S. warmth of autumn 2024 was extraordinarily widespread. Every one of the lower 48 states but Oregon had a ...

The Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation, which includes the Gulf Stream, is vital to Earth's climate. Its weakening could spell disaster.

Global climate pollution hit a record high this year. But a new report finds signs of progress in the transition away from ...

Coral has become one hallmark indicator of climate change in our oceans due to the close association between rapidly warming ...

The Florida landfalls of Cat 4 Helene and Cat 3 Milton gave the U.S. a record-tying fifth consecutive year with a major ...

Some high school students spend summers lifeguarding or bagging groceries. But in Thornton Township, Illinois, some students get paid to spend their summers learning the skills they’ll need for jobs ...

This year, the holidays (Chanukah, Christmas, Kwanza, and New Year) fall between a sobering election, a disappointing climate conference, and an ominous inauguration. To get a recipient’s attention ...

Clearloop is developing solar projects in Tennessee, Mississippi, and Louisiana, where renewable projects have been slow to ...

Supermarket fridges and freezers are a significant source of global warming pollution. And according to the Climate Friendly Supermarket Scorecard, few stores are doing enough to address the problem.

As climate change makes wildfires larger and more intense, they’re putting more carbon pollution into the atmosphere.

In recent research, her group found that about a quarter of low-income households in the U.S. spend more than 15% of their income on energy. Ayala: “So as an example … they might forego the cost of ...