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· 3dHow Climate Change Affects Hurricanes Like Erin
According to the National Hurricane Center, rapid intensification is an increase in a storm’s sustained wind speeds of at least 35 miles per hour in a 24-hour period. Between Friday morning and Saturday morning, Hurricane Erin’s wind speeds increased by nearly 85 miles per hour, peaking at 161 mph.
Great white sharks are on the move, and they're going north. Scientists say climate change could play a role, but it’s likely ...
Majorities in 22 of 25 nations surveyed say global climate change is a major threat to their country. In many places, this ...
Affordable and nutritious, bananas have long been a supermarket staple for consumers around the globe. But that could soon ...
The EPA rescinds two climate change grants in the county that would have expanded a Glades tree canopy and provided education ...
Carbon dioxide levels in the atmosphere have risen an extra 15 parts per million since 1960 due to the declining ability of ...
A new study from researchers at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill has revealed the key factors that determine ...
With a bipartisan 7-2 vote, the State Board of Education voted on Thursday to change science standards so K-12 students are ...
Commercial skiing in South America goes back decades. The first resort to open was Portillo, in Chile, in 1949, and the ...
Climate change enhances extreme rains more than the ordinary drizzle. New research shows that frontal rain increases the most ...
More than 60 percent of US drug facilities are in areas with weather disasters.
Heat strongly influences emotions worldwide. A study of 1.2 billion posts shows extreme heat worsens emotions, especially in ...
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