Greenland's Massive Ice Sheet Is Melting So Fast That It's Causing Major Sea Level Rise
A new study has discovered that the melting of the Greenland ice sheet has a number of stronger effects on the planet than previously thought.
Weather & Global Warming
Learn more about how our changing climate affects our weather.
China Deploys Cloud-Seeding Planes to Provide Heat Wave Relief — How Does the Process Work?
How does cloud seeding work? China has deployed cloud seeding planes across parts of the country to hopefully provide some heat wave relief.
Severe Storms in Quebec Results in Power Outages for More Than 90,000 Homes
Quebec residents have been experiencing ongoing power outages since severe thunderstorms slammed Canada's east coast this weekend.
China’s Famous Yangtze River Has Shrunk Significantly, Thanks to Ongoing Droughts
Amidst fatal floods nearby in Korea, China is facing a serious drought, which has caused the Yangtze River to shrink significantly.
In California, Climate Change Is Increasing the Risk of "Megafloods," Which Could Displace Millions
A new study believes that in California, megafloods could be the newest natural disaster.
We Are Destroying Our Species: Study Finds Climate Change Is Exacerbating Infectious Diseases
Climate change and infectious diseases are much more connected than we thought, as per a new study.
How an Underwater Volcano Eruption in Tonga Is Contributing to the Climate Crisis
The Tonga volcano eruption set off a tsunami, blasted massive amounts of water vapor into the Earth’s stratosphere, and more.
Almost 40 Homes Evacuated in Western Washington, Due to the Williams Lake Wildfire
The Williams Lake wildfire has evacuated about 40 homes, and because of dry and unusually windy conditions, authorities worry it will get worse.
Climate Change Could Completely Destroy Part of the Grand Canyon
How is climate change affecting the Grand Canyon? Unfortunately a part of the iconic National Park will cease to exist, thanks to climate change.
St. Louis Has Second Flash Flood in 10 Days, Following Last Week’s Deadly Rain
A flash flood warning in the St. Louis suburbs follows last week's deadly floods in the Missouri city.
Parts of Boston’s Charles River Drying Up Amid Ongoing Droughts
Parts of Boston's iconic Charles River is drying up amid ongoing droughts, revealing quite a bit of mud, insect-damaged plants, and more.
California Deploys “Water Police” to Impose Water-Wasting Fines Amid Drought
Several California cities have deployed water police to impose fines on those disobeying restrictions, amid the ongoing drought.
Study Shows Huge Uptick in Lyme Disease Linked to Global Warming
Why are there more cases of Lyme disease than ever? Recent studies imply there may be a link between the tick-borne illness and climate change.
At Least Eight People Dead as a Result of Eastern Kentucky Floods (UPDATES)
After approximately 8 inches of rain, eastern Kentucky's floods have resulted in hundreds of homes destroyed, and at least three people dead.
7.0-Magnitude Earthquake in Philippines Kills at Least Five People
An earthquake in the Philippines on Wednesday has been designated 7.0 in magnitude.
Record-Breaking St. Louis Flash Flood Forces Home Evacuations by Boat
Overnight, a St. Louis flash food has broken the record for most rainfall in the major Missouri city, prompting a Flash Flood Warning.
California's Oak Fire Has Burned 16,000 Acres, Is Only 10 Percent Contained
The Oak Fire near Yosemite National Park broke out on Friday, and has continued to blaze across the area for days.
The Oil Industry Makes $2.8 Billion in Profit Every Day, New Data Finds
New data found that the oil and gas industry has made a profit of $2.8 billion every day for the last five decades.
The Current Heat Waves Are Global Warming in Action — When Will They End?
When will these heat waves end? Global warming is currently causing record-breaking high temperatures around the world.
Alaska Has Endured Over 500 Wildfires This Year Alone
Summer 2022 has been a rough one for many parts of the U.S. — including Alaska. The coldest U.S. state has witnessed over 500 wildfires in 2022.
Weak Infrastructure and Inclement Weather Created Bronx Sinkhole, Reports Say
New Yorkers were seriously shocked when a sinkhole swallowed a mini van in the Bronx — but what caused this shocking event?
The Cause of a Fire in Lincoln, Calif. Has Yet to Be Determined
Fires tore through rural California this past weekend, though the Riosa fire, which ignited in a remote part of Lincoln, was quickly contained.
Texas’ Soaring Temperatures Coincide With Relentless Smog Cloud
Do heatwaves cause smog? Although smog isn't a side effect of heatwaves everywhere, they do sometimes overlap due to a correlation.
Climate Change and Power Blackouts Are Related — Here's What You Need to Know
Climate change constantly impacts day-to-day lives, but could it also impact the frequency of power blackouts? Here's what you need to know.
Map Shows That Much of Southwestern France Is Currently Suffering From Serious Wildfires
The fires in Europe have spread to parts of France — as you can see on a few different maps, various regions nationwide are being evacuated.
Jane Goodall Now Has Her Own Barbie Doll, and We Promise It Isn’t Just for Kids
You heard it here first, folks — beloved ethologist, Jane Goodall, now has her own Barbie doll to honor her achievements as a conservation hero.
The Environmental Implications of Falling Gas Prices
Although gas prices surged, thanks to the Russian-Ukraine war, they are now falling once again, implying the demand has drastically decreased.
Scientists Discover a New Year-Round Ozone Hole — What Could It Mean for Life on Earth?
University of Waterloo scientists discovered a new year-round ozone hole, detailing vague implications for what it could mean for life on Earth.
The Documentary 'Global Warning' Presents a New Look at Climate Change
A new documentary called 'Global Warning' from Canada aims to show a balanced approach to the climate change debate. Here's how to watch.
Tropical Storm Bonnie May Be the First Hurricane of Summer 2022
If you live anywhere along the U.S. coast, you're likely aware of the impending Tropical storm Bonnie — here's what you need to know, to be prepared.
How a Seattle-Based Startup Is Reforesting Areas Affected by Wildfires
A Seattle-based startup called DroneSeed is helping reforest areas in the Pacific Northwest affected by wildfires, by spreading seeds with drones.
Parts of the U.S. Have Been Experiencing Chilly Summer Weather — Here’s Why
For some, the start to summer 2022 has been chillier than summer's past, but why is that the case? We're exploring why this might be.
Whiskey Company Aims to Decrease Invasive Population With Green Crab-Infused Whiskey
Although it isn't vegan, a distillery in New Hampshire, is incorporating invasive green crabs into their new creation, known as Crab Trapper Whiskey.
What to Know About Afghanistan’s 5.9-Magnitude Earthquake
In June 2022, a massive 5.9-magnitude earthquake slammed Afghanistan, killing hundreds of innocent people.
How Climate Change Affects Biodiversity in Marine Ecosystems
The impact of climate change doesn't just affect humans. Here are the ways climate change affects biodiversity in marine ecosystems, explained.
Thousands of Cows in Kansas Were Tragically Killed — Here’s What Happened
Why did 3,000 cows die in Kansas over the last two days? Reports from farmers say their cattle has not been able to withstand the heatwave.
The Ongoing Heat Wave: What's Causing It, How Long It Will Last, and When It Will End
The ongoing heat wave has many wondering what's causing it, how long it will last, and when it will end.
While Some Consider Forest Thinning a Necessity for Places Like Yosemite, Others Do Not
Many heavily forested areas, particularly in regions prone to wildfires, undergo a process called forest thinning. However, many want to ban it.
Arizona’s Monsoon Season Is Starting — Here Are the Predictions So Far
Monsoon season is beginning in the U.S. southwest on June 15 — and while it sounds intense, rain is what the highly arid region needs right now.
The 2022 Hurricane Season Outlook Predicts "Above-Average Hurricane Activity"
Hurricane season typically lasts between June through November. Here's what you can expect in the 2022 hurricane season outlook from meteorologists.
Miami-Dade County Issues a No-Swim Advisory, Thanks to Sewer Overflow
Residents of Miami-Dade County are facing widespread no-swim advisories, after serious flooding led to sewer overflow across the region.
How Climate Town Is Bridging Humor and Climate Education on YouTube (Exclusive)
Climate Town is a YouTube channel, hosted by Rollie Williams, filled with episodes that make climate education hilarious.
Tropical Storm Alex Is Currently Making Its Way Through the Caribbean
The map of tropical storm Alex shows its path through the Carribean — after slamming Cuba and Florida, it's making its way through Bermuda.
Finland’s Climate Goals Are Ambitious but Hopefully Achievable
Finland recently set a new climate goal to achieve net zero emissions by 2035, and carbon negativity moving forward — here's how that works.
Climate Change Could Completely Consume the Siberian Tundra by 2050, Studies Show
Unfortunately, the Siberian Tundra could be completely destroyed by 2050.
Here’s What You Need to Know About Hurricane Agatha 2022
Hurricane Agatha 2022 is a major storm that's made landfall in Mexico — here's what you need to know about the storm's path, and sustained damage so far.
Ahead of Fire Season, Australia Surpasses Several Rainfall Records
Although Australia tends to be dry and prone to wildfires this time of year, the land down under is seeing record amounts of rain, thanks to La Niña.
Hurricanes Could Be Worse This Season, With the Gulf of Mexico’s Loop Current
A loop current in the Gulf of Mexico could make for an extra intense hurricane season — here's why.
The Pros and Cons of Using Water Pipelines to Mitigate Droughts
A proposed water pipeline would carry water from the Pacific Ocean into Utah's almost-dried up Great Salt Lake, which has been facing a major shortage.
New Tool Determines the Probability of Your Home Facing Wildfires
Whether you're in an area vulnerable to fires, or if you're situated in an area saturated by rain, using Risk Factor could be good when buying a home.