Summerlike storms wreak unseasonable havoc from Great Lakes eastward.
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Worm composting, a climate-friendly alternative to the landfill
Red wiggler worms can turn food scraps into compost.
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Public health expert promotes benefits of electric vehicles
The cars do not emit harmful tailpipe pollution.
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Why climate change matters to Latinos
Latinos are more likely than any other U.S. racial or ethnic group to worry about the problem.
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Climate change is driving migration to U.S. and making it more dangerous
People crossing into the U.S. from Mexico face extreme heat and dehydration.
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Plant species can migrate in response to climate change – by hitching rides in animal bellies
But populations of animals that disperse plant seeds are declining.
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Waters with high heat content expected in Gulf of Mexico this hurricane season
An eddy is poised to break off from the Loop Current this summer, providing high heat content waters conducive for rapid intensification of hurricanes.
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Lessons from European renewable energy communities
Renewable energy experiences in Europe help pave ways to meet energy equity goals for under-served communities.
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New federal funding helps low-income households afford energy-efficiency upgrades
The improvements enable people to save money and protect the climate.
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Climate change has created a new workforce
With disasters occurring more frequently, more people are needed for clean-up and rebuilding.
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The kids are not OK
Some valuable lessons learned: Listen first, speak second. Don’t just inform and educate … enable and engage. And apply those lessons at next opportunity.
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2022 brings Earth’s 5th-warmest April
Another top-10 warmest year on record is expected for the planet in 2022.