Climate Change: The New Battlefield in Science Education
Reminiscent of the evolution-vs.-creationism clash, human-caused climate change has emerged as the new battlefield in middle and high schools in the U.S. … Read More
Did Global Warming Destroy My Hometown?
Last May, a massive tornado leveled Joplin, Missouri. Was it chance, or a warning of things to come?… Read More
Drought May Cause Shutdown of Texas Rice Production
If reservoir levels don't rise in the coming months, water managers will be forced to withhold water from agricultural users, which will mean severe cuts to Texas rice production this year.… Read More
Flooding Rated Worst Climate Change Threat Facing UK
In the first comprehensive climate change risk assessment for the UK, the four most immediate "high consequence" risks concern flooding. Read More
Defense Fund Helps Scientists Targeted by Lawsuits
An increasing number of lawsuits against climate scientists has created a need for the Climate Science Legal Defense Fund. … Read More
Ecological ‘Kings of the Jungle’ Rapidly Dying Off
The biggest trees in the world are dying off as they come under prolonged attack from drought, pests and diseases. Read More
Sun’s Changes Unlikely to Slow Global Warming
Research shows the expected reduction in Sun activity is unlikely to do much to slow global warming. Read More
22 Years Later, USDA Releases New and Improved Map
Released by the USDA, the new zone map shows how rising temperatures are impacting what people can plant, harvest or grow in their backyards. … Read More
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