Alex Honnold on Climbing, Climate Change, and the Power of Renewable Energy
Alex Honnold, renowned for his extreme climbing feats, discusses how his adventures reveal the urgency of climate action. As founder of the Honnold Fo...
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Breakthroughs in Mapping Ice Sheet Flow: How New Radar Tech Reveals Hidden Glacier Secrets
Global sea levels have risen over 10 centimeters in the past 30 years, accelerating due to rapid ice sheet melt. Scientists are now using advanced rad...
Climate Change Drives Upslope Migration of Himalayan Vegetation, Study Finds
A new study reveals that vegetation in the Himalayas is rapidly moving to higher elevations due to climate change, with some areas experiencing shifts...
El Niño 2024: Scientists Warn of Increased Wildfires, Floods, and Heatwaves
A developing El Niño in 2024 is expected to intensify heatwaves, droughts, and floods, according to scientists. While El Niño contributes to short-ter...
Tech giants push back against stricter clean energy rules for data centers
A corporate climate watchdog abandoned a proposed rule for clean energy certificates, following intense lobbying from major tech companies. The move r...
Tick Bites Surge Amid Climate Change and Viral Conspiracy Theories
Tick infestations are worsening due to climate change, with up to 90% of moose calves in Maine dying from winter tick bites. Meanwhile, viral conspira...
Interior Secretary Doug Burgum’s Solar Power Misunderstanding Sparks Viral Exchange in Congress
During a House Natural Resources Committee hearing on May 14, 2025, Secretary of the Interior Doug Burgum incorrectly claimed solar power produces zer...
How More Trees Can Dramatically Reduce Urban Heat and Save Lives
American cities are facing extreme heat due to rising temperatures and insufficient tree cover. Two new studies reveal that planting more trees could...
Study Links Low Eurasian Snowfall to Increased California Winter Wildfires
New research reveals that reduced autumn snow cover in western Eurasia may trigger winter wildfires in California. A study published in Nature Communi...
How Tracer-Aided Models Reveal Water’s Hidden Path Through Earth’s Critical Zone
Earth’s Critical Zone is the dynamic interface where water, soil, plants, and rocks interact. Researchers use tracer-aided mixing models to track wate...
Democrats Face Debate Over Climate Messaging: Should They Talk About It?
Democrats are divided on whether to prioritize climate change in their messaging. Polling shows voters acknowledge climate change as a problem but ran...
Global Sand Crisis: Demand Outpaces Sustainable Extraction, Warns UN Report
The UN Environment Programme warns that global sand extraction has reached 50 billion metric tons annually, far exceeding sustainable levels. Demand i...
Global Study Reveals Complex Shifts in Tree Lines Due to Climate Change
A new global analysis of tree lines from 2000 to 2020 reveals surprising shifts: 42% moved uphill while 25% descended. Researchers used remote sensing...
Climate Change and Hantavirus: How Warming Trends May Fuel Deadly Rodent-Borne Outbreaks
A rare hantavirus outbreak aboard a polar cruise ship killed three and infected others, highlighting the growing threat of rodent-borne diseases amid...
Georgia Data Center’s Unmonitored Water Use Highlights Critical Infrastructure Gaps
A Georgia data center consumed 30 million gallons of unpaid water during a drought, exposing gaps in utility monitoring. The incident raises concerns...
Why Climate Change Is Making Allergies Worse—and What to Expect Next
Scientists confirm that climate change is extending and intensifying pollen seasons, leading to more severe allergy symptoms. Rising temperatures and...
Wildfire Smoke Raises Ground-Level Ozone and Excess Deaths in the U.S., Study Finds
A two-decade study reveals wildfire smoke significantly increases ground-level ozone, contributing to over 2,000 excess deaths annually in the U.S. Th...
How Extreme Heat Threatens Global Food Supply: Brazil’s Crisis as a Case Study
Brazil’s agricultural sector faces severe losses from extreme heat, with soy, corn, and coffee yields plummeting. A new UN report highlights how risin...
U.S. Water Crisis Escalates: Texas Drought and Colorado River Struggles Dominate Summer Headlines
Record-breaking heat and industrial overuse are intensifying water crises across the U.S. From Texas facing a drought emergency to the Colorado River'...
Prescribed Burns Save Billions in Wildfire Costs, Study Finds
A new study in Science reveals that every dollar spent on prescribed burns and fuel treatments saves $3.73 in wildfire-related damages. Researchers an...
Sara Dosa’s New Documentary ‘Time and Water’ Explores Love, Loss, and Nature’s Urgent Call
Oscar-nominated director Sara Dosa’s latest documentary, Time and Water, weaves archival footage and Icelandic author Andri Snær Magnason’s writings t...
Climate Change Intensifies Allergy Seasons: Longer Pollen Exposure and Worsening Symptoms
Climate change is extending pollen seasons and worsening allergy symptoms across the Northern Hemisphere. Dr. Neelima Tummala of NYU Langone Health re...
Satellite Data Reveals 10% Rise in Urban Methane Emissions Despite Climate Pledges
Urban methane emissions, accounting for 10% of the global methane budget, surged by 10% from 2020 to 2023 despite cities' climate commitments. A new s...
New Orleans Faces Inevitable Submersion by Ocean Within Decades, Study Warns
A new study reveals New Orleans is at a 'point of no return' due to climate-driven sea-level rise and wetland erosion, with the city potentially surro...
How Planting Trees Can Slash Urban Heat and Save Lives
Johnny Appleseed’s legacy extends beyond cider to urban cooling. Two new studies reveal how planting trees can halve the urban heat island effect, red...
Western States Struggle with Rising Wildfire Costs as Climate Change Intensifies Fire Seasons
Western states face soaring wildfire expenses, with Oregon spending $350 million in 2024 against a $10 million budget. Outdated funding systems and cl...
New Arctic Atlas Maps Overlaps Between Fossil Fuel Activities and Critical Wildlife Habitats
A new Arctic atlas reveals where oil and gas extraction overlaps with vulnerable ecosystems, key wildlife species, and Indigenous lands. The study hig...
Louisiana GOP Faces Criticism as New Orleans Sinks Amid Climate Inaction
In 2019, floodwaters from Lake Pontchartrain submerged homes on Ridgeway Boulevard in New Orleans, highlighting Louisiana’s worsening coastal erosion...
Global Forest Loss Declines by Over One-Third in 2024-25, But Still Far Above 2030 Targets
Tropical primary forest loss dropped by more than a third from 2024-25, according to the Global Forest Review. While progress was seen in Brazil, Indo...
Chameleons Face Extinction Crisis as Climate Change Threatens 50% of Species
Chameleons, known for their color-shifting abilities and unique eyes, are among the world’s most endangered reptiles. Up to 50% of the 200-plus recogn...