As global temperatures rise, the very thing we turn to to keep ourselves cool could be a significant contributor to increased emissions and an even warmer planet. A new study published today in the journal Nature Communications estimates that, by 2050, ai... See more
Cross-country storms are expected to batter much of the U.S. this week, potentially disrupting holiday travel for millions of people.
Rain is expected to fall across the Midwest, Southeast, and East Coast today, while snow is forecast for parts of Michiga... See more
For people around the U.S., Thanksgiving is a chance to enjoy the best an autumn harvest has to offer—from sweet potatoes and pumpkin to turkey and green beans.
But as higher temperatures impact growing seasons and extreme weather events wipe out crops, f... See more
Ukraine plans to seek nearly $44 billion in damages from Russia for emissions caused by the ongoing war, marking the first time a country will claim damages for an increase in emissions caused by conflict.
“A lot of damage was caused to water, to land, to... See more
Global fossil fuel emissions are projected to reach a record high in 2025, according to new research published Wednesday by the Global Carbon Project.
The group published its 20th annual global carbon cycle trend analysis in the journal Earth System Scien... See more
