Meteorologist warns of 'weather wars' between countries
Senior forecaster says cloud seeding could lead to "unintended consequences" when technology is used to alter the weather.
Dolphin death mystery as dozens wash up on beach
The deaths are the latest in a high number of cetacean casualties reported in recent months.
America's top 10 most endangered rivers revealed
The rivers of New Mexico have been classed as the most endangered in the whole country, due to a loss of federal stream and wetland protections.
South Florida could see water bill triple
New water treatment plants will make water safer for residents, but they'll see the cost in their monthly rates if the plants are approved.
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Map shows rivers most at risk as drinking water warning issued
American Rivers has published a list of the most-endangered rivers in the U.S., and those in New Mexico placed as No. 1.
'Unusual' Beaver deaths from tick-borne disease
Although the disease is known to kill rodents, this case was especially unusual as many beavers were found dead within a short space of time.
Joe Biden Is Delivering on His Green Promises
It is a simple and indisputable fact that President Joe Biden has done more than any other president in history to increase safe renewable energy, address the climate crisis, and protect the environment.
Joe Biden Promised a Green Transition. What We Got Was More Drilling
Three years ago—in the wake of wildfires tearing through 5,000 acres of Western America—President Joe Biden's "Climate Day" heralded a seismic shift towards an eco-friendly America.
Satellites reveal deadly holes in Alaskan 'ice highways'
Open water zones can be highly dangerous, but new technology will mean researchers can create hazard maps of their whereabouts.
When will cicadas emerge? Three signs point to imminent awakening
Cicadas might emerge earlier than expected this year as warm soil temperatures are reported across several states.
World Leaders Are Not Doing Enough To Protect Our Ocean
On the surface, the ocean looks beautiful to nearly everyone. But below, where it's difficult for humans to see, the myriad plants and wildlife that have thrived for millions of years are suffering.
Human composting gains traction across the U.S.
The battle to legalize "human composting," also known as natural organic reduction, is making progress in several states.
Crusading environmental lawyer praises EPA limits on "forever chemicals"
More than 20 years after attorney Rob Bilott first held companies accountable for contamination by PFAS chemicals, the EPA has acted to protect drinking water.
Big Oil Could Face Homicide Charges
Everyday consumers are not the reason we "waited too long" to begin transitioning to clean energy.
How climate change could affect your favorite wines
Major wine producing regions are at risk in a warming world, challenging vineyards to adapt to hotter, drier conditions and contribute to climate solutions.
More Microplastics Are Showing Up in Our Food
The more we look for microplastics, the more we find them—including in our food.
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Green power to the people: Biden's $20B bet on clean energy communities
How "green banks" and other nonprofits plan to use Biden's $20 billion Greenhouse Gas Reduction Fund to help those left behind in the clean energy transition.
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Oceans send "forever chemicals" back to land
Researchers found that the chemicals actually reemit back into the air when large ocean waves crash.
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Winter weather changes hit West Coast
Researchers initiated a new study to understand these changing weather patterns that appear to be becoming more extreme.
Cicada map shows states where trillions of bugs will emerge
Two populations will appear at the same time, carpeting an area from southern Wisconsin to the Carolinas.
Over 100 trillion cicadas to emerge after solar eclipse
What is being dubbed "cicada-geddon" is set to occur in a few weeks, as two large populations emerge from hibernation.
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Why terrorism is on the move
A new study has found that climate change is causing a shift in the locations of attacks.
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How West Virginia's coal country could get a clean-energy makeover
The Biden administration is investing $300 million to turn three old Appalachian coal mines into sources of clean energy and help struggling mining communities.
Thousands of salmon die in road crash
The accident in Oregon killed 25,529 of the fish, but about 77,000 made it into a creek.
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California snowpack's 'amazing' recovery since January
Atmospheric science student Colin McCarthy said this is "an unprecedented winter comeback in the modern era."
Winter's Last Gasp
All climate impacts are local, and many people first notice climate change in their backyard.
Professional thrifting stylist shares 3 tips to bag the best finds
Kalita Amberle Hon curates all of her clients' capsule wardrobes from thrifted items.
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Why some of the most trusted companies are open about their climate impact
As regulators and investors demand more climate-related information, some companies find benefits in being open about how they deal with climate change.
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EPA sets tough standards on climate pollution from heavy trucks
The EPA said its new rule will cut a billion tons of CO2 from heavy trucks, which contribute a quarter of the climate pollution from the transportation sector.
EPA speaks on drinking water after Dali hazardous materials leak off ship
Fifty-six containers of hazardous materials were on board and several were breached, causing contents to spill into the harbor.