Hotter, Drier, Meaner: Trends Point to a Planet Increasingly Hostile to Agriculture
Our increasingly hotter, drier planet is going to be a tough place to farm. Read More
Renewable Energy’s Ugly Duckling
Power from the soil, biomass, is the ugly duckling that may be vital to the future of the developing world Read More
Greenreads: The Best Environmental Journalism of 2011
Megaquakes, meltdowns, Keystone XL and more-- A list chosen by those at OnEarth magazine. Read More
Texas Tops 10 States Ravaged by Extreme Weather in 2011
A look at which states were hit hardest by extreme climate and weather events in 2011.… Read More
Climate Politics and Science: A World Apart
AGU and COP17, two groups on opposite ends of the Earth discuss climate, but their responses are starkly divergent. Read More
Pineapple Express is Full Steam Ahead to California, Carrying Increased Storm Intensity, Activity
Current climate models show that California's winter storms will increase by half or even double in size. Read More
UN Climate Talks: Durban Deal Does Little But Save Face
In overtime, climate negotiators fall short of the end zone but gain a few yards. Read More
Communicating Climate Science: A Little “Song & Dance” Can’t Hurt
Climatologist Richard Alley, who sings, dances and hosts PBS specials, awarded. Read More
