Blogs States of Change
New Jersey Faces Serious Climate Change Risks, Experts Warn
More extreme hot days and more flooding will mean economic, environmental and health consequences for the Garden State.
Freak Wind Storm Wallops Western States
An unusual wind storm slammed into the West, bringing gusts equal to the winds in a Category Four hurricane.
Interactive Map Compares States’ Renewable Energy Goals
Use this interactive tool to explore and compare renewable portfolio standards in the US.
New York Times Publishes a Searing Drought Story, But Completely Misses the Climate Change Angle
A New York Times story on the intense drought in the Southern US fails to mention any possible climate change role, instead blaming La Nina.
What’s Normal Weather, Anyway?
A redefinition of what counts as normal weather has just been released by NOAA. Our new interactive graphic lets you explore the changes
Wildfires and No Drought Relief in Sight for Southwest
While the Miss. River flooding continues, drought in the Southwest is adding to the worst spring wildfire season in over a decade.
Heavy Midwestern Rains Lead to Mississippi Floods
Extreme rainfall events, like the ones that have contributed to the recent Mississippi River floods, are increasing in the Upper Midwest.
Washington Eyes a Future Free of Coal Power — Almost
Last week, Washington Governor Chris Gregoire signed a bill to close the state's only remaining coal-burning power plant.
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