Category: Environment

No drips here. San Diego’s airport has been reusing the water from air conditioner condensation since 2014. In the coastal city of Herzliya, Israel, not far from parched mountains and Continue Reading

Wildfires are bigger, and starting earlier in the year. Heat waves are more frequent. Seas are warmer, and flooding is more common. The air is getting hotter. Even ragweed pollen Continue Reading

For years, President Donald Trump and his deputies played down the impact of greenhouse gas emissions from burning fossil fuels and delayed the release of an Environmental Protection Agency report Continue Reading

 The Dalles Dam water supply forecast has reached a new season low after poor snow-building months and continued expectations of below-normal precipitation with much of the area is listed in Continue Reading

More cities than ever are implementing measures to fight climate change and mitigate the impact of extreme weather events on their communities, but there’s still a large gap between what’s Continue Reading

 ‘Urgent steps’ needed to cut methane emissions this decade Fossil fuel sector responsible for 35% of emissions Capturing methane adds to oil, gas sector revenues The fossil fuel sector has Continue Reading

Scientists on Wednesday reported another reason the world should sharply rein in global warming: doing so would likely cut in half the current projected amount of sea level rise from Continue Reading

The growing risk of overlapping heat waves and power failures poses a severe threat that major American cities are not prepared for, new research suggests. Power failures have increased by Continue Reading