How La Niña May Affect Your Ski Vacation
A strong La Niña event may give some ski areas, particularly in the Pacific Northwest, bonus snowfall this year.… Read More
How Will We Know if 2010 Was the Warmest Year on Record?
Researchers using different techniques have arrived at a similar conclusion: 2010 was a remarkably warm year. But did it set a new record?… Read More
A 25-Year-Old Prediction of Water Scarcity in the Southwest Holds True, Study Finds
Armed with modern data, a team of scientists has revisited the Cadillac Desert and found the Southwest's water woes are as bad as ever.… Read More
Top Ten Climate Events of 2010
A number of extreme and record breaking climate events took place in 2010. Here's our list reviewing the ten biggest newsmakers.… Read More
Clean Air Laws Helped California Reduce Key Player in Global Warming, Study Says
According to a new study, California's clean air laws cut soot concentrations, a key cause of global warming, by about 50 percent.… Read More
Tidal Energy Tests the Waters
Tidal power is garnering increasing attention as a niche supplier of renewable alternative energy in several coastal states.… Read More
Got A Computer? Do Some Climate Science
By getting the public to join their modeling efforts, researchers hope to overcome future climate and weather uncertainty.… Read More
Feds Understate the Cost of Climate Disruption, Critics Contend
The total cost of climate change seems impossible to pin down, given the uncertainties. But climate researchers and economists are chasing after that sum.… Read More
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