Month: August 2025

Fisheries scientist Holden Harris reflects on being fired from NOAA and what the loss of public science means.

Without federal tax credits, EV adoption will slow and Americans will face fewer options for affordable, energy-secure transportation.

New research underscores the importance of examining all scientifically sound options as part of the climate conversation.

If grandfathers spoke up more for the natural legacy passed to us, perhaps we could save more of wild Florida.

When natural gas leaks, energy is wasted, the planet warms and air quality drops.

The project will focus on understanding how common contaminants change after being released into freshwater environments.

Green financing can dramatically lower emissions from the built environment, driving a broader shift in real estate and finance.

The collapse of the ice sheet and the AMOC ocean current could wreak havoc on Florida’s coastline.

Turbulence is causing more incidents on commercial and private flights, according to pilots and aviation experts

Pregnant people should not have to navigate the growing dangers of extreme heat, flooding and storms alone.