Using satellite data, scientists might be able to give people faster warning of tsunamis. Continue reading →
Melted snow from the Rocky Mountains supplies drinking water for about 70 million Americans, but a study by the U.S. Geological Survey warns that warmer springs reduced snow cover in the mountains by 20 percent since 1980. Continue reading →
Ka-pow! If phytoplankton could make noise, this is what they might sound like off the coast of France this spring. Continue reading →
A new study finds near-unanimity among climate scientists: humans are causing global warming. Continue reading →
Is the sighting of a gray whale off Namibia a sign of climate change? Continue reading →
A new chemical process based on corn starch may make future gold mines greener. Continue reading →
Volcanoes are rumbling in both the Arctic and the tropics of North America, while other eruptions continue on an Italian island and in the frozen tundra of Russia. Continue reading →
A meeting of Arctic nations is attracting international attention. But how will countries respond to changes in the region? Continue reading →
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