Clean Power Plan Faces Appeals Court Showdown
Legal challenges to the Clean Power Plan will be argued in a federal appeals court Tuesday.
America’s Climate Plan Falls Short of its Promises
If America wants to keep its promises to the world, it will need to clamp down more on pollution.
Terns Flee Warming Temps in Epic Migration to Alaska
Researchers startled to discover Caspian terns 1,000 miles north than species had been previously recorded.
The Shum Show: Heat Records and Hotspots
It's all about Greenland's ice melt and August's record heat this week on The Shum Show.
Heavy Downpours Causing More Sewage Overflows
Increases in heavy precipitation will threaten to worsen incidents of sewage overflows, especially in cities with aging sewage infrastructure.…
Climate Central’s ‘Pulp Fiction’ Wins National Award
Climate Central’s groundbreaking series Pulp Fiction won the Online News Association award for explanatory journalism.
UN Expects 20 Nations to Join Paris Pact Next Week
At least 20 countries have indicated they will join the Paris climate agreement at a United Nations event on Sept. 21.
The Shum Show: All About Anomalies
Here's why we always talk about global temperature anomalies as opposed to actual global temperatures.
‘Ghost Forests’ Appear As Rising Seas Kill Trees
The forests of dead trees are prevalent along the mid-Atlantic coast, where sea level rise is rapid.
CO2, Climate Change Seen As Waste Disposal Challenge
Some scientists are increasingly looking at global warming as a waste disposal problem.
Soaring Ocean Temperature ‘Greatest Hidden Challenge’
A new report warns that global warming is changing the behavior of marine species and spreading disease.
Louisiana Floods Directly Linked to Climate Change
Unprecedented rainfall in parts of Louisiana last month was made more likely by global warming.
Here’s What China, U.S. Just Committed to on Climate
With key documents filed Saturday by China and U.S., the UN climate pact may take effect this year.
The Shum Show: Summer, Storms, and Salt
Summer is over, and here comes Hermine!
Federal Rule Set to Speed Renewables on Public Lands
The Obama administration is expected to finalize a rule this fall aiming to fast-track renewables on federal land.
Dredging Brings Severe Flood Risk to Wilmington, N.C.
Deepening shipping channels for modern ships has worsened flood risks in parts of North Carolina.
Tropical Storm Madeline Sent CO2 Below 400 PPM
The Mauna Loa Observatory had a brief respite from 400 ppm carbon dioxide readings thanks to Madeline.
Here’s How Hot Your Summer Has Been
Here's how hot this summer has been compared to the hottest and coolest summers on record in your city.
Rare Tortoise in Australia Displaced by Climate Change
The natural range of the endangered western swamp tortoise is increasingly untenable because of reduced rainfall.
Climate Change Could Put Tiny Krill at Big Risk
Warming ocean waters and changes in sea ice coverage could cause dramatic declines in Antarctic krill.
