Warming Temperatures Help Endangered Swan Rebound
The near extinct trumpeter swan is taking advantage of the warmer, longer summers to expand its range and numbers. Read More
Did Global Warming Destroy My Hometown?
The tornado intensified as it strafed the roofs and treetops of Joplin’s western suburbs. By the time it reached the city limits, it had evolved into an EF-5, the most destructive type of tornado, capable of scraping civilization off the planet in a matter of minutes. … Read More
Advocacy campaign takes aim at on-air climate skeptics
A new advocacy campaign aimed at exposing TV meteorologists who discount climate science is rankling those within the AMS community. … Read More
Feds Worry U.S. isn’t Ready for Severe Weather
NEW ORLEANS — Severe weather took a large toll on life and property in the United States last year, partly because people did not trust or understand weather forecasters, an issue of growing concern for federal officials. … Read More
James Hansen Risks Arrest to Make His Research Clear
'The father of global warming,' NASA's James Hansen is still on the front lines of the explaining the ramifications of climate change. Read More
The Latest Breakthrough in Biofuels: Low-Cost Seaweed?
Berkeley scientists bring seaweed biofuels one step closer to the marketplace Read More
Low-carbon Cement Paves a Development Path
Scientists have created a new low-tech, low-energy, low-cost cement that emits 95% less CO2 than conventional manufacturing methods. Read More
Katharine Hayhoe: A Climate Change Evangelist
Unlike most of her colleagues, climatologist Katharine Hayhoe is driven as much by the tenets of her faith as the urgency of the science. Read More
