In 1970, scientists presented early evidence that microbes in clouds may be alive and kicking.
The purple-and-green, atmospheric light show nicknamed STEVE just got even stranger.
Warmer ocean waters due to human-caused climate change can help power hurricanes’ fury even after they roar ashore.
Climate change is expected to fuel fewer — yet more intense — Atlantic storms. With a whopping 29 storms but few strong ones, 2020 may be an outlier.
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.
Deep-sea temperatures seem to be rising, but it’s too soon to say whether that’s a result of climate change caused by humans, researchers say.
The study is a blueprint for restoration efforts that capitalize on seagrass habitats’ capacity to store carbon and that can be replicated elsewhere.
Though earthquake prediction remains elusive, early warning systems can help keep people safe.
A new study suggests that the melting of Alaska’s glaciers into the North Pacific could have far-ranging effects on ocean circulation and the climate.