Severe Storms in Houston Trigger Flash Flood and Tornado Warnings
Houston, Texas is under tornado watch and many residents have received flash flood warnings, after a major storm slammed southeast Texas.
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Antarctica Reaches Record-Breaking Temperatures, Weighing in at 70 Degrees Hotter Than Average
Some parts of Antarctica measured at over 70 degrees Fahrenheit (40 degrees Celsius) hotter than average.'The Race to Save the World' Documentary Highlights Everyday People Fighting Against Climate Change (Exclusive)
Director Joe Gantz opens up exclusively to 'Green Matters' about his documentary 'The Race to Save the World,' which highlights climate change activism.Sinkholes Are Forming on the Arctic Seafloor, Due to Rising Temperatures
Why are sinkholes forming on the Arctic seafloor? Because of climate change, permafrost is melting about 500 feet below the ocean's surface.Famous 'Migrant Mother' Photograph Evidently Has a Climate-Related Backstory
You've likely seen the iconic "Migrant Mother" photograph that was snapped in 1936 by Dorthea Lange — evidently, it has a climate-related backstory.Smoke From Argentina’s Wildfires Is Currently Suffocating Paraguay
What is creating the smog in Paraguay? The South American country is filled with suffocating smoke, as a result of the wildfires in Argentina.Avalanche Warnings Across the U.S. Endangering Mountainside Communities
Avalanche warnings across the U.S. are currently a major concern for mountainside communities — but what causes avalanches in the first place?UN Climate Change Report Is "An Atlas of Human Suffering," With Bleakest Prognosis Yet
Is it just us, or is it starting to feel like the UN climate change reports never bring good news?Where SCOTUS Nominee Ketanji Brown Jackson Stands on Climate Issues
Where does Supreme Court nominee Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson stand on climate change issues?Facebook Broke Its Promise to Properly Label Climate Denial Posts
Although Facebook promised to label its climate denier information, whistleblowers and a recent study found the company broke its promise.The Meat Industry Uses Over 100,000 Tons of Pesticides Annually, New Study Shows
The meat industry has a larger impact on the environment than we've realized, as a new study shows it uses over 100,000 tons of pesticides annually.New Study Pinpoints When the Sea Levels First Started Rising
When did the sea levels start rising? Although global warming was only first officially noticed within the last century, a new study pinpoints the year.A Restaurant Accidentally Spilled 50,000 Gallons of Sewage Into Newport Beach's Waters
A massive sewage spill in Newport Beach has forced beaches to shut down.Argentina’s Wildfires Are Getting Worse, Having Burned Over 500,000 Hectares
What's going on with the wildfires in Argentina? The South American country is experiencing some of the worst wildfires in decades, which are wiping out wildlife.February 2022’s Full Moon Is Valentine’s Day Week — So Expect Romance
The February 2022 full moon, aka the Snow Moon, will be making an appearance this week — here's how to see it, what it represents, and more.Mask Mandates Are Not Causing Litter — The System Is
A new study frames mask mandates as the cause of increased PPE litter — but it's the system that's at fault.Southern California’s Heat Wave Could Affect 2022 Super Bowl Spectators
Southern California — specifically the Los Angeles area — is about to face a serious heat wave, only a few days ahead of the 2022 Super Bowl.Italian Constitution Edited to Protect Environment From Ongoing Climate Crisis
The Italian government has officially rewritten part of its constitution to include something about protecting the environment from climate change.Tropical Cyclone Batsirai Has Displaced More Than 60,000 Madagascar Residents
Tropical Cyclone Batsirai slammed the island of Madagascar with torrential rain and winds, displacing about 55,000 residents and killing at least 20.Thanks to Climate Change, Trees in Texas Are Legitimately Exploding
Why are trees exploding in Texas right now? Because of the shockingly cold weather, many have lost power and sap-filled trees are exploding.Constant Marine Heat Waves Are Triggering “Squid Blooms” Along the West Coast
What are squid blooms? Marine heat waves along the west coast are causing the squid population to increase rapidly.Sure, We Can Keep Fossil Fuels… If We End This One Other Industry
Government and corporate reluctance to stop drilling for fossil fuels has inspired some scientists to try and shift the focus to ending another industry that massively contributes to climate change: animal agriculture.Texas Faces a Winter Storm Warning, With a Possible Power Outage in the Next Few Days
The Lone Star State is currently in a panic, as winter storm warnings foreshadow quite a bit of snow, and yet another potential power outage.More Than 20 Are Reported Dead After Floods Trigger Landslides in São Paulo
What's happening in Brazil? Floods and landslides have slammed the city of São Paulo, killing more than 19 residents and displacing families.The 2022 Fridays for Future Global Climate Strike Is Coming Up — Here's What You Should Know
When is the next Global Climate Strike? Fridays For Future is hosting its next event in a few months — here's what you should know in advance.How Climate Change Is Endangering Winter Olympic Sports
As global heating continues to get worse, in the near future, we could find ourselves without anywhere cold and snowy enough to host humanity’s favorite winter event: the Winter Olympics.While Nepal’s Rhinos Are Resilient, They're No Match for Climate Change
Although rhinoceroses in Nepal have dodged poachers for years, it seems as though the dwindling population is feeling the effects of climate change.The Earth May Be Warming — but Its Core Is Cooling Faster Than We Thought
Earth’s core is cooling faster than previously thought, a new study finds.Here’s How Much Show We’ll Get From Winter Storm Izzy
What is winter storm Izzy's path? Several parts of the U.S. are expecting to receive snow, high winds, and cold air from the Arctic this week.In 'Don't Look Up' Fashion, Two Massive Asteroids Are Heading in Planet Earth’s Direction
Do asteroids relate to climate change? A massive asteroid is expected to almost hit planet Earth in 2029, though it's expected to hopefully miss us.60 Percent Less Seeds Are Being Spread, Because Animals and Pollinators Are Dying
Which plants will go extinct? Climate change is first wiping out several animal species, before moving onto plants — but which ones are at risk?2021 Was Officially One of the Hottest Years on Record
The hottest years on record have all been in the past decade — that's not a good sign.What Caused the Colorado Wildfires? Of Course, Climate Change Is at Play
What caused Colorado's Marshall and Middle Fork Fires?Leo DiCaprio’s Advice for ‘Don’t Look Up’ Viewers Who Are Ready to “Stop Freaking Out & Start Doing Something”
The meaning of Don’t Look Up is the same one that climate scientists have been trying to tell the public for decades — here’s how you can get involved.Post-Christmas, 24 U.S. States Are Under “Extreme Weather Alerts” Thanks to Climate Change
Just after Christmas, extreme weather alerts have been issued to 24 U.S. states, which experts are attributing to the ongoing climate crisis.Chile’s Constitution Looks to Address Economic Concerns, Sustainably
Shortly after Gabriel Boric won Chile's election, a new constitution is being written to address economic strife as well as environmental issues.California’s Wildfire Season Lasted For 75 Days This Year
When does California's wildfire season end? This year, it seems as though the Golden State is facing a longer dry season due to climate change.Climate Change Is Wreaking Havoc on Champagne Piot-Sevillano Vineyard
On Sunday, Dec. 26, the owners of Champagne Piot-Sevillano Vineyard are going on '60 Minutes' to discuss how climate change affects vineyards.Here’s What Causes Super Typhoons, Like the One That Slammed the Philippines Last Week
What causes a super typhoon? On Dec. 16 and 17, several islands in the Philippines were slammed by super typhoon Rai, which has an major death tollThe Ongoing Supply Chain Shortages: Are They Linked to Climate Change?
The ongoing supply chain shortages are related to climate change for a number of reasons.Tornadoes Killed Dozens in the Midwest This Weekend — Was Climate Change a Factor?
Can climate change affect tornadoes?Here’s Why Fog Forms
Why does fog form? Although the mysterious cloud formations are somewhat spooky, there's a science behind theirEarth’s “Black Box” Will Outlive Humankind, Gathering Climate Data and Research
What is Earth's Black Box? Scientists have created an indestructible structure located in Tasmania that will collect all climate research and data.Climate Change to Blame for Recent Flash Flooding — and Even Snow — in Hawaii
Although Hawaii generally tends to experience tropical weather year-round, December 2021 has brought flooding and even some snow to the islands.Arctic Ocean Has Been Warming Longer Than Scientists Thought
A new study has found that the Arctic Ocean has been warming longer than scientists had previously thought, due to the escalation of global warming.The Vancouver Floods Have Separated the City From the Rest of Canada
What is happening in the British Columbian city of Vancouver? Unfortunately, major ongoing floods have separated the city from the rest of Canada.Hundreds in Egypt Injured After Major Storms Summon Scorpion Attacks
Why did storms in Egypt cause massive scorpion attacks? Hundreds of people were injured and at least three have been killed as of publication.What to Know About Legendary Climate Scientist and Suffragette, Eunice Newton Foote
Who was Eunice Newton Foote? The legendary climate scientist actually discovered climate change 165 years ago, long before it was publicized.The Pacific Island Country of Tuvalu Is Sinking Due to Climate Change
The Pacific Island country of Tuvalu is sinking due to the effects of climate change, and many worry that it won't be long before it's underwater.Yikes — Alpine Glaciers Are Melting So Much That WWI Tunnels Are Being Exposed
Historians are excited — yet terrified — that melting alpine glaciers are revealing previously buried WWI tunnels, and other artifacts from the time.
