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"You can say, ‘if it hadn’t been for this bad guy, there wouldn’t have been this bushfire.’”
The Colorado River system, the biggest water supply system in the West, is in major trouble as the punishing megadrought forces officials to trigger water cuts.
Smoke from wildfires in British Columbia and Alberta turned day into night as residents choke on dangerously polluted air.
The Golden State is leading the charge to electrify everything with new codes that will clean up buildings' emissions.
“The fuels conditions are worse than we’ve ever seen, the fire behavior is worse than we’ve ever seen," a firefighter commander said.
The policy could imperil a wolf population that conservationists have fought to restore for decades.
Tropical Depression Grace could bring more devastation to Haiti, while Tropical Storm Fred is set to make landfall in Florida.
Washington state has confirmed the first report of a live murder hornet in the region this year.
Fish swim in a spiral tower, termites march on a jungle rope, and a baboon walks on a treadmill in these winning shots.
In case you needed a reminder that climate change is here, NOAA has some bad news.
Census data shows a country moving out of locales most insulated from climate change and into the most climate-threatened regions.
What's happening in Turkey is a peek at our climate future.
A study found that increased exposure to fine particulate matter is associated with more covid-19 cases and deaths.
Wildfires have ripped through Greece, leaving its land decimated and its people in a state of peril.
Portland normally sees one 100-plus-degree day per year, but Friday will mark its sixth in 2021.
The disaster comes during a heavy monsoon season that's already caused deadly mudslides.
The much-hyped blue hydrogen actually has a shockingly large greenhouse gas footprint, according to new research.
The settlement will bring an end to a 13-year-long court battle, but the oil giant still claims the spill was caused by third parties.
A weather station off the Italian coast hit 119.8 degrees Fahrenheit (48.8 degrees Celsius) on Wednesday.
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