Clementz and team found volcanic activity in the Andes cooled Earth 5.4 to 7 million years ago, impacting climate.
As scientists confirmed March as the US’ hottest month, climate deniers gathered to spread misinformation and influence policy.
In the lead-up to COP31, global climate diplomacy is tested in the Pacific, where climate change is an existential threat.
Regulations on hydrofluorocarbons are increasing costs, impacting residents and businesses, sparking legislative action.
Greek officials are focusing on protecting archaeological sites from worsening wildfires and rising water levels.
Water use and climate change are causing Great Salt Lake’s decline, needing 260B gallons to save it by 2034.
Bombay Beach Biennale, a unique desert festival, blends art and culture amid challenges of growth and sustainability.
Consumers in the U.K. are urged to avoid home-caught cod due to declining stocks from overfishing and climate impacts.
Placerville, Calif., at wildfire risk, is part of a program to aid fireproofing homes, stalled by FEMA project delays.
President Trump claims climate action is costly, yet studies show environmental protection can boost the economy.
March’s unseasonable heat broke U.S. records for 132 years. Scientists warn El Niño could intensify global warming further.
March saw unprecedented heat in the U.S., breaking records with an average temperature of 50.85°F, NOAA reports.