El equinoccio de primavera de este viernes puede parecer una noción pintoresca para quienes ya soportan un calor sofocante de ...

Friday's spring equinox may seem like a quaint notion to those already enduring furnace-like 90-110°F summer heat.

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This Yale Climate Connection bookshelf for Women’s History Month begins and ends, appropriately, with history. “Economica” explores the history of women’s wealth and power, an examination then updated ...

An Illinois nonprofit is helping senior citizens stay in their homes by making their homes more energy efficient. Many seniors on low or fixed incomes struggle with rising energy costs. To save money, ...

Our climate is changing fast, but the journalists at Yale Climate Connections are here to help you fight back. When you sign up for the Yale Climate Co ...

When buying a cold-weather heat pump, Hawes says to check the lowest temperature rating, make sure the condenser has a base pan heater so it doesn’t freeze up, and look at the heating seasonal ...

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Electric heat pumps are rapidly gaining popularity. That’s good for the climate because they’re efficient and can run on clean electricity when it’s available. But their widespread use means power ...

Global warming has made it tougher and tougher to nail down El Niño and La Niña, the regional warmings and coolings of the eastern tropical Pacific Ocean that can torque weather for months over large ...

UCAR President Antonio Busalacchi addresses a town hall on January 28, 2026, at the 2026 Annual Meeting of the American Meteorological Society in Houston. (Image credit: AMS) This week’s mammoth U.S.

That, at least, is one of the stories that humans tell about themselves. We are not logic machines or information processors; we need the tug of a narrative thread to carefully follow an argument.