Topics Water
As Seas Rise, Americans Use Nature to Fight Worsening Erosion
Rising costs from flooding and erosion are prompting Americans, military bases and government agencies to opt for more natural alternatives.
Woods Placky on Heavy Downpours and Extreme Flooding Events
Why are we seeing more extreme flood events? You can thank our warming world.
Antarctic Ocean Discovery Warns of Faster Global Warming
Scientists used state-of-the-art sensors to collect more data on the Southern Ocean than ever before, learning the ocean is absorbing less heat-trapping pollution than previously thought.
Global Conveyer Belt: Ocean Current Slowing
The global ocean conveyor belt is slowing down, impacting climate, sea levels and marine life.
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.
Climate Change and Rapidly Intensifying Hurricanes
Here’s how climate change may affect rapidly intensifying hurricanes.
Sublette on Heavy Downpours and Destruction in Ellicott City, Maryland
Is this just really bad luck for Ellicott City, or is it something else?
Drought & Deluge in 2018
Drought and deluge are both expected to be more common in a warming world. See how far off these cities are from normal precipitation so far in 2018.
