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Meteorologists have a new strategy for bringing climate change down to earth
“We meteorologists need to show people global climate change and what it means to them.”
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Lack of snowpack leaves the West hung out to dry
Worrisome news for the 40 million people who depend on the Colorado River for water.
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Hear ye, hear ye, the Washington state carbon tax is dead. (Again.)
Pour one out for SB 6203, gone but NEVER forgotten.
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Nor’easters are now just as dangerous as hurricanes
The storm set to strike Boston today will bring the type of flooding typically associated with tropical storms.
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College Republicans have a climate change plan, even if their representatives don’t
The Students for Carbon Dividends is a bipartisan group of 33 student-led clubs that aim to harness the power of their academic institutions to shine a national spotlight on the climate.
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On Thin Ice
Homeward Bound was supposed to foster science’s next generation of female leaders. But it finds itself navigating treacherous waters.
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Congressional Republicans got F’s on their environmental report cards
Congressional Republicans and Democrats have never been further apart on environmental issues.
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Melting ice could unleash hazardous waste from abandoned Cold War project
The U.S. military built a hidden base that would bury 600 nuclear missiles under Greenland's ice. Now, it's melting.
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Energy efficiency is leaving low-income Americans behind
“There are people here paying 300, 400, 500 dollars a month. Some are paying utility bills that are as much as their mortgage.”
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Texas lets oil companies off the hook while immigrants pay the price
Texas' environmental agency targets small business owners for minor record-keeping violations, while letting corporate polluters off easy.
