Warming Brews Big Trouble in Coffee Birthplace Ethiopia
Rising temperatures are set to wipe out half of Ethiopia’s coffee-growing areas.
Nuclear Decommissioning Threatens Climate Targets
Nuclear is now the largest low-carbon power source in Europe and the United States.
We Couldn’t Monitor Larsen C Without These Satellites
The Sentinel-1 satellites are crucial to watching not just the Larsen C rift but changes at both poles.
Climate Change Altering Droughts, Impacts Across U.S.
Climate change may be altering the characteristics and impacts of drought across the U.S.
Atlantic Oil Surveys Could Kill Food Used By Fisheries
The tiny animals that provide food for fisheries face big threats from airguns used in oil surveys.
It’s So Hot in Phoenix, Planes Can’t Take Off
Planes have been grounded in Phoenix as life-threatening heat descends across the Southwest.
Desert Basins Could Hold ‘Missing’ Carbon Sinks
Deserts across the globe may contain some of the world’s “missing” carbon sinks.
Half of World Could See Deadly Heat Waves By 2100
Deadly heat waves could impact half to 75 percent of the world's population if greenhouse gases aren't curtailed.
Houston Fears Warming Will Cause Catastrophic Flooding
The Texas metropolis has more casualties and property loss from floods than any other locality in the U.S.
Scientists Saw a Nearly Unheard of Antarctic Meltdown
A Texas-sized chunk of Antarctica went into meltdown last year raising concerns about the future.
Global Power Sector Emissions to Peak in 2026
Despite gains, emissions will still be above levels agreed to under the Paris climate agreement.
It’s June. California Is Still Covered in Snow
The Sierra Nevada continues to sport a deep snowpack after an epic winter.
Sharp Uptick in Wildfires Strains Great Plains Agencies
The number of large wildfires burning up swaths of the Great Plains rose 350 percent during 30 years.
May Continues a Ridiculous Warm Streak for the Planet
New NASA data shows this May was the second-hottest May on record.
The U.S. Hit a Wind and Solar Power Milestone in March
Ten percent of all electricity generated in the U.S. in March came from wind and solar power — a first.
More Hot Days Across the U.S.
See the trend in hot days in these U.S. cities.
Small Change in Average, Big Change in Extremes
A small increase in average temperature leads to a big increase in extreme heat.
Days Above 100°F: Projections
This is how hot the United States could be in the future.
A GOP Congressman Is Forging Ahead on Climate Action
Rep. Carlos Curbelo, R-Fla., is laying the groundwork for federal bipartisan climate action down the road.
U.S. Left as ‘Footnote’ in G7 Climate Talks
World leaders expressed "deep disappointment" with the U.S. decision to withdraw from the Paris climate pact.
