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Why Smarter Fishing Practices Aren’t Saving Maine Cod From Collapse
Warming waters are undermining the recovery of the already troubled Gulf of Maine fishery
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Killer Heat Is Expected in the Persian Gulf by the End of This Century
If no efforts are made to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, the Middle East may experience heat that is intolerable to humans
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Declassified Spy Maps Show Melting Arctic Ice
Maps reveal how climate and politics are heating up in the Arctic
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Wet Weather Causes Shortage of Pumpkins (and Pie)
Intense summer rains cut pumpkin yields in half
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Greenland’s Butterflies Are Shrinking as Temperatures Rise
In the high Arctic, hotter summer weather may be taxing insect metabolism
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Why Scientists Are Gathering Seeds From Roadside Sunflowers
Climate changes threatens commercial sunflower production, where plants are grown for their oil
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Climate Change Is Turning 500-Year Floods Into 24-Year Ones
Rising sea levels and an increase in large storms will continue to threaten the Atlantic coast
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King Crabs Are About to Take Over Antarctica
As oceans warm, Antarctica braces for an invasion of shell-cracking crabs
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Bee Tongues Are Getting Shorter as Temperatures Warm
In Colorado, alpine bumblebee tongues are shrinking in response to shifting wildflower populations
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Americans Dump Twice as Much Trash as Previously Thought
The Environmental Protection Agency’s 2012 estimate was more than 50 percent off
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See Where Climate Science Conflict Has Invaded U.S. Classrooms
Conservative politicians are introducing bills that promote teaching climate science as controversial
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Rising Seas Threaten to Swallow These Ten Global Wonders
Climate change-induced increases in sea level are forcing archaeologists and communities to get creative and make tough calls
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This Song Is Composed From 133 Years of Climate Change Data
Daniel Crawford, a senior at the University of Minnesota, has written music for a string quartet that traces rising temperatures since the 1880s
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The Arctic Now Has a Big Mosquito Problem
The bugs are growing bigger and living longer thanks to climate change
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Microbiologists Keep Finding Giant Viruses in Melting Permafrost
Researchers find several new species in a single soil sample.
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Snowpack in the Sierra Nevada Just Hit a 500-Year Low
The last time California was this dry, European explorers hadn’t yet reached San Diego
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Here’s What Would Happen if All the World’s Fossil Fuels Burned Up at the Same Time
Nice knowing you, Antarctica
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Quebec Might Become The New Napa Thanks To Climate Change
In a few years, Qubecois pinot noir might be among the best in the world
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Melting Ice Might not Spell Doom for Polar Bears
Snow geese, their eggs and caribou may offer enough calories for the polar bears to survive long ice-free seasons
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How Climate Change is Messing with Bees
New and ongoing research points to issues with bee ranges and the early emergence of flowers
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