Ben Strauss on Antarctic Ice Melt with PBS NewsHour
"South Florida is at risk particularly because their bedrock is porous. There are really high stakes here."
The Surfing Scientists of Narragansett, Rhode Island
Surf's up, but so is the sea level! Meet a couple of surfer scientists who offer a unique and personal perspective on how a warming world is affecting the Rhode Island coastline and their favorite pastime.
Making Waves: Women in Science
Science has historically been a male dominated field, but deep in the Southern Ocean on the research vessel, N.B. Palmer, a team largely made up of women is helping to reshape the face of oceanography.
Sublette on Heavy Downpours and Destruction in Ellicott City, Maryland
Is this just really bad luck for Ellicott City, or is it something else?
Ben Strauss on Stronger Hurricanes
Our CEO and Chief Scientist Ben Strauss talks with Meteorologist Cris Martinez about how more intense hurricanes are fueled by warmer ocean temperatures.
Sublette on Severe Weather, Tornadoes in a Warming World
What does climate change have to do with tornado formation?
Weather Extremes: Hurricanes
The strongest hurricanes are getting more intense, more frequent, and lasting longer.
