Climate change profoundly affects our birds
Audubon reports that two-thirds of America's bird species are at risk of extinction because of climate change.
Audubon reports that two-thirds of America's bird species are at risk of extinction because of climate change.
An updated online tool allows towns and counties to get a sense of their wildfire risk without having to pay ...
Severe and long-lasting heat is two to four times more likely to occur today because of human-caused climate change.
An increasing population, outdated infrastructure and severe weather from a warming climate are the formula for a water crisis.
Oysters generated an estimated annual economic output of $134 million before the fishery's collapse.
Within the past five years, every island in the region has experienced some sort of water scarcity.
The extreme warmth of 2023 was caused by greenhouse gas emissions and amplified by El Niño.
This climate phenomenon can contribute to the worst possible combination of climate conditions for fueling hurricanes.
A report by the UN World Economic Forum says that 40% of migratory species are in decline, with 20% likely ...
A University of Miami report recommends new water-saving measures for urban areas plagued by shortages and drought.
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