Ancient tree reveals cause of spike in Arctic temperature
A kauri tree trapped in a New Zealand swamp for 30,000 years may have overturned the idea that a slowdown in ocean currents in...
Modeling the impact of green eggs and hens
Poultry given vegan organic chicken feed can help to produce eggs with a smaller environmental footprint than those fed non-organic feeds that contain animal...
Rapid climate changes across northern hemisphere in the earliest Middle Pleistocene
By studying climate changes that took place thousands of years ago, we can better understand the global climate system and predict Earth's future climate....
A pause.
We have stated that if there is a silver lining to the Hurricane Irma cloud it is that we have become closer as a...
“No toilet, no ventilation”: Prisoners describe horrific conditions in Harvey's flood zone.
An evacuated prison in the flood zone during Hurricane Harvey on August 28, 2017. (Photo: Texas Department of Corrections; Edited: LW / TO)
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Solar grid keeps harvests high, hospitals lit in parched rural Zimbabwe.
With worsening droughts drying fields and hydropower, solar energy is providing a way forward in rural areasBy Tonderayi Mukeredzi
MASHABA, Zimbabwe, Sept 11 (Thomson Reuters...
US Coast Guard, EPA cleaning up a dozen Texas chemical spills after Harvey.
HOUSTON (Reuters) - The U.S. Coast Guard and the Environmental Protection Agency are working with Texas state regulators to clean up oil and chemicals...
Escape from hurricane Irma was not an option for most of us in the...
Caribbean
Opinion
Gabrielle Thongs
‘Climate change’ does not adequately capture the chaos brought to these islands by the extreme weather. Poverty will make the recovery even more...
Hurricanes wreak the havoc of climate change – but is a green energy solution...
Climate change
Opinion
Jonathan Watts
In the wake of hurricanes Irma and Harvey, the market has finally bought into the business case for renewable energy. The price...
Houston's floodwaters are tainted with toxins, testing shows.
By SHEILA KAPLAN and JACK HEALYSeptember 11, 2017HOUSTON — Floodwaters in two Houston neighborhoods have been contaminated with bacteria and toxins that can make people sick, testing organized...














