
Climate
Let’s learn about why summer 2023 was so hot
Human-caused climate change has played a big role in this summer’s historic heat.
By Nikk Ogasa
Come explore with us!
Human-caused climate change has played a big role in this summer’s historic heat.
Wind farms, solar panels and more take up land and may harm wildlife. Researchers are working to resolve this conflict.
Archaeologists and an Aboriginal family are working together to find and document a First Nations group’s lost ties to the land.
Learn how you can limit the climate-warming gases associated with what you eat, the products you buy and the energy you use.
Nations are charting how they might ‘zero’ out their releases of climate-warming gases. Success might greatly lower the risks of climate catastrophes.
A new study finds they can leak benzene and other harmful chemicals into homes, sometimes at very high levels.
Switching over to clean, renewable power — and away from fossil fuels — could save trillions of dollars by 2050, a new study finds.
The tiny plastic bits give these germs safe havens. That protection seems to increase as the plastic ages and breaks into ever smaller pieces.
But the same thing is not happening throughout the kingdom. For instance, more than half of vertebrate populations are stable or increasing.
After an intense burn in 2018 in California, big cats in the region crossed roads more often. That put them at higher risk of becoming roadkill.