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These farms often grow a variety of crops, which makes them more resilient when extreme weather strikes. But farming this way can make it harder to get crop insurance.

A recent book argues Carson’s relationship with Dorothy Freeman shaped both “Silent Spring” and modern environmentalism.

Sports are a big part of many kids’ lives. But climate change is disrupting their ability to play. In a survey by the Aspen Institute, U.S. parents reported that their kids missed an average of seven ...

During a Club World Cup semifinal in July 2025 at the MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, New Jersey, Argentine midfielder Enzo Fernández – suffering from heat exhaustion – had to lie down on the ...

Extreme heat makes it harder to manage diabetes – yet millions of people with the disease can’t afford to run air conditioning during dangerous heat waves. A federal proposal to increase cooling ...

In their annual seasonal hurricane forecast for the northeast Pacific issued May 21, NOAA predicted an above-average 2026 hurricane season in both the eastern Pacific (for storms affecting Mexico) and ...

Rapidly warming waters in the Gulf of Mexico could fuel more intense hurricanes. In 2012, the temperature of the Gulf of Mexico began rising along a shocking upward trajectory. Climate change is ...