What happens if sea level rise, hurricane wind strength, or other factors turn out worse than expected?
Classes resumed at colleges and universities this fall after the warmest U.S. summer on record and after a year of attacks on higher education and learning, including the sciences that measured and ...
The reinstated federal BRIC program funds projects that make communities more resilient before fires, floods, and hurricanes strike.
El intenso súper El Niño, combinado con el calentamiento global, hace prever que 2026 será el año más caluroso registrado, y ...
Getting children involved in disaster recovery in age-appropriate ways can help them process their experience.
A stone bench and pillar on Bainbridge Island in Washington State show how sea levels could change over the coming decades.
NOAA data show unprecedented heat, as deepening drought, shrinking reservoirs, and a severe wildfire season underscore the ...
A Sacramento project offered young people from underserved communities hands-on experience with electric vehicle technology.
Lowell never officially made landfall, but its widespread impacts made it one of Hawaii's most consequential tropical ...
As the climate warms, the “biggest little city in the world” – Reno, Nevada – is experiencing some of the biggest changes. Last fall, temperatures in Reno did not dip below freezing until November 19.
The strongest of these Central and Eastern Pacific hurricanes is Lowell, which peaked twice as a Category 5 storm over the ...
As droughts intensify and groundwater warms, contaminants can move into underground aquifers – threatening drinking water and agriculture.
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