Climate in Crisis

Agave and saguaro cacti, both heat-tolerant and drought-resistant, are suffering as climate change makes heat waves more frequent and intense.

The central Greek city of Volos found its usually idyllic seas awash with rotting fish, most likely caused by the aftermath of flooding last year.

A new study highlights the worrisome possibility that Canada’s forests might not serve as reliable long-term sinks for carbon.

If you are buying or selling a house, you want to avoid the end of September and the beginning of October.

Walmart and other big-box retailers are using AI and predictive modeling to study how extreme weather events may impact key warehouse and delivery routes.

271 manufacturing projects for clean energy tech and electric vehicles have been announced since the IRA passed.

International appeal for humanitarian assistance launched earlier this year has failed to raise the funds needed to help struggling communities.

The Colorado Springs fire chief said the “quick actions” of organizers and emergency officials prevented serious injuries at the event.

An El Nino-induced drought, which wiped out crops across the region, caused food shortages and damaged the wider economies.

July was the 14th straight month of record heat, according to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.

In the past 12 months, the Amazon rainforest lost 1,700 square miles, a nearly 46% decrease compared with the previous period.