Changing Climate

Cleaner air in United States and Europe is brewing more Atlantic hurricanes, a new U.S. government study found.

Australian government scientists say 91% of the Great Barrier Reef coral surveyed this year was bleached, though scientists hope that most of the coral affected this year will recover.

The new policy makes it the first social network to prohibit users from sharing inaccurate data about climate.

Humans don’t know what they’re missing in Miami, just under the surface of a busy shipping channel in the “cruise capital of the world.”

Battles around who pays for rooftop solar are being waged across the country and could determine the future of renewable energy at homes.

Many climate scientists share a sense of optimism with professionals in other tough jobs like emergency room doctors and researchers who study Alzheimer’s Disease even as they chronicle a world losing its protective balance with the sun.

The Department of Energy will provide $3.1 billion to support efforts to make EV batteries and components in the U.S.

The water supply for Las Vegas has marked a milestone, with a water intake breaking the surface of drought-depleted Lake Mead and the activation of a new pumping facility to draw water from deeper in the crucial Colorado River reservoir.

Mexican authorities say the problem of foul-smelling seaweed-like algae on the country’s Caribbean coast beaches is “alarming.”

Electric cars, trucks and buses have already revolutionized their markets in recent years. Up next: electric boats.

Marine animals could die off at a level rivaling the biggest mass extinctions in geologic history if people don’t curb greenhouse gas emissions.

Music-lovers and musicians alike are banding together to fight climate change with the help of REVERB — a nonprofit with musician, venue and festival partnerships