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.
Weather & Global Warming
Learn more about how our changing climate affects our weather.
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.
Derecho Slams South Dakota, Creating Mass Destruction
South Dakota, and other parts of the midwest, were slammed by a massive derecho, which created mass chaos in the region.
When Exactly Did Climate Change Start? Inside the History of Climate Studies
When did climate change start? The Anthropocene Epoch, an "unofficial interval of geologic time," began in 1950. What about climate change?
These Shocking Facts About Climate Change Might Be a Wake-Up Call
The climate crisis is ever-looming, but how much do you really know about what's happening? Here are a few shocking facts that could serve as a wake-up call.
Rising Sea Levels Are Causing Homes in North Carolina’s Outer Banks to Collapse
Because of rising sea levels and erosion, which are triggered by climate change, houses in North Carolina's Outer Banks are collapsing into the ocean.
Acid Rain Has Been Wreaking Havoc on Our Planet for Decades
Acid rain, which is a side effect of global warming, is wreaking havoc on planet Earth in more ways than one.
Biden Declares the 2022 New Mexico Fires a "Disaster"
Ecosystems and communities across the state of New Mexico are in danger, as rampant wildfires scorch much of the already-dry southwestern state.
John and Ann Doerr's $1.1 Billion Donation Will Start a Climate School at Stanford
John Doerr and Ann Doerr just donated $1.1 billion dollars to fund a new climate change school at Stanford University.
Devastating Heat Wave in India and Pakistan Highlights Need for Clean Energy
What is the reason for this heat wave in India and Pakistan? As you could probably imagine, the climate crisis and global heating are at play here.
One-Fifth of Reptiles Could Go Extinct Thanks to Climate Change, New Research Says
Are reptiles about to go extinct? New research says that one fifth of species worldwide could face extinction, with the ongoing climate crisis.
'Youth v Gov' Documentary, About Youth-Led Climate Lawsuit, Is Coming to Netflix
The newest documentary coming to Netflix is 'Youth v Gov,' about the 'Juliana v. The United States of America' lawsuit and the youth involved in it.
Climate Activist Wynn Alan Bruce Has Died After Protesting Outside the Supreme Court
Climate activist Wynn Alan Bruce self-immolated outside of the Supreme Court, and unfortunately has died, in protest of the ongoing climate crisis.
The IPCC Climate Change Report Sheds Light on How Wind Patterns Could Change Drastically
In 2021, the IPCC published a climate change report documenting the ways wind patterns will change for the worse. Here's what you need to know.
Climate Scientist Asks Twitter Users to Describe the Climate Crisis in One Word
NASA Climate Scientist, Peter Kalmus, polled Twitter users on what one word they would use to describe the ongoing climate crisis.
Obama Channels David Attenborough in Netflix's 'Our Great National Parks'
Barack Obama serves as the narrator for a new documentary series on Netflix, 'Our Great National Parks,' which debuted on April 13, 2022.
On Neptune, Dramatic Temperature Changes Leave Scientists Puzzled
On Neptune, dramatic temperature changes were observed as part of a new study, leaving scientists puzzled.
Billionaire Bill Gates Has Been Invested in Climate Change Research for Many Years Now — Details
American businessman Bill Gates is best known as the founder of Microsoft, but what are his thoughts on climate change? Here's the scoop on his beliefs.
Bill Gates' New Doc, 'Solving for Zero,' Showcases Climate Change Solutions That Could Actually Work
The upcoming documentary 'Solving for Zero' and subsequent educational series, are based on Bill Gates' book, and feature him, too.
Here’s Why California’s Low Snowpack Is Setting off Alarms for Climate Scientists
Why is the snowpack in the state of California alarmingly low? The Golden State is unfortunately experiencing an ongoing drought, due to the snowpack.
Global Warming Is Wreaking Havoc On the El Niño/Southern Oscillation Cycle
Changes in the El Niño/Southern Oscillation cycle are intensifying the effects of global warming and vise versa, creating more widespread damage.
Climate Change Will Affect Humanity in Many Significant Ways — Here's What You Need to Know
Climate change is a universal issue that will deeply affect humanity for many years to come. Here's how climate change will affect us if left unaddressed.
Madeleine Albright Passes Away at 84 — Where Did She Stand on Climate Issues?
Madeleine Albright passed this week away at 84. Where did the former secretary of state stand on climate change issues?
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.
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?