Great Basin National Incident Management One Team Public Information Officer Wayne Patterson checks out the trailhead below burned cliffs from the Grizzly Creek Fire near Hanging Lake in Glenwood Canyon Continue Reading
In recent years, a group of economists, ecologists, and anthropologists have converged on a way to address both climate and ecological crises that will also make the world happier, healthier, Continue Reading
This story was originally published by Slate and is reproduced here as part of the Climate Desk collaboration. July 23, 2018, was a day unlike any seen before in Japan. Continue Reading
Floods on the upper reaches of China’s Yangtze river forced authorities to evacuate more than 100,000 people on Tuesday and threatened a 1,200-year-old world heritage site. Staff, police and volunteers Continue Reading
Two tropical disturbances in the Atlantic are likely to develop into tropical cyclones during the next week, with tracks that favor eventual impacts on land. The reawakening of the ocean Continue Reading
Temperatures soared into the triple digits and tied a national record in Japan on Monday, part of a sweltering heat wave that has swallowed the archipelago. Hamamatsu, a coastal city Continue Reading
He served in an Obama administration that oversaw a historic surge in American oil and gas production, as shale went mainstream. Tens of thousands of wells were drilled and energy-bearing Continue Reading
Democrats will try to bring climate change to the fore during the party’s unconventional convention starting this week. But it remains to be seen how much the issue of rising Continue Reading
A giant wind farm being developed off the coast of the U.K. will sell some of its power to energy trader Danske Commodities A/S. Under the 15-year deal, the subsidiary of Equinor ASA will Continue Reading
There’s a standard image of the Earth as seen from space that we carry in our heads: vast blue seas, green bands of forests, and frozen white caps on the Continue Reading
