If temperatures continue to rise, by the end of the century, Delaware’s climate could resemble that currently experienced in the Carolinas. Today, the impacts of climate change can already be seen and ...

Climate scientists love trees, but forests are creating a massive blind spot in our predictions. From carbon sinks to ...

Scientists around the world have been scrambling to fill in gaps and make space on their servers for American data sets, ...

New satellite data reveals higher methane loss in the stratosphere, improving climate models and strengthening global warming predictions.

Up to half of grazing lands could be unusable by 2100 as climate change reshapes temperature and rainfall patterns critical for livestock.

This article is authored by Arun Nanda, trustee, Board of the Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi).

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We must maintain — and strengthen — the infrastructure of progress so that when political winds shift, we are ready to press the electric accelerator. Backing off now would breed fatalism. Moving ...

The economic impact of our changing climate is going to be much bigger than analysts originally thought, partly because it's getting hotter faster than they expected, and partly because of the way ...

The climate crisis inflamed wildfires that left 23 people dead in Chile and devastated forests in Argentina that host some of the world’s oldest trees, scientists have found.

Tailpipe standards meant to hasten adoption of electric vehicles were slashed alongside the scientific basis for regulating ...

Even with huge rain events, 2025 was still a below-average year for the San Antonio area. As the drought passes five years, the forecast isn't getting better.