Some Florida lizards’ ability to handle temperatures down to 5.5° C may provide clues to how they might deal with the extremes of climate change.
The rate of loss of Greenland’s ice will soar over the next century even with greatly reduced greenhouse gas emissions.
Simulations suggest that even if the Paris climate goals are met, melting Antarctica ice will still cause sea levels to rise by more than 2 meters.
As wildfires become more frequent and severe in California, Oregon and throughout the West Coast, concerns rise about harmful air pollution.
New seafloor maps around Thwaites Glacier in Antarctica reveal how deep channels could help warm ocean water melt the glacier from below.
Peat cores that record five millennia of climate shifts in the Arctic region suggest recent ice loss is linked to rising carbon dioxide levels.
On top of a pandemic, the United States is having an epic weather year — a combination of bad luck and a stage set by a warming climate.
Meteorologists are pushing to make forecasts good enough to fill the gap between short-term and seasonal.
Today’s instruments offer a more precise view, and reveal the effects of climate change.
Amid a heat wave in the western United States, California’s Death Valley is back in the record books with the third hottest temperature ever recorded.