Climate Archive
Archives for May 2023
From “fluffy flying narwhals” to maggots that snorkel in trash, welcome to the wonderfully bizarre world of flies.
As America gets ready to grill on Memorial Day, a reminder of meat’s role in climate change.
The Colorado River is drying up. California, Arizona, and Nevada have finally agreed on a plan to help save it.
It’s a reminder that volcanoes are beautiful, dangerous, and closer than we may realize.
Protected areas cover more than a quarter of US waters, yet they often don’t safeguard marine life.
Why you should keep tabs on the subtle changes in weather, not just extremes.
One winner: Natural gas.
Beans are protein-rich, sustainable, and delicious. Why doesn’t the US eat more of them?
It’s a stinky ecological wonder.
Biden hopes the third time is the charm for the first-ever regulations for power plant climate pollution.
Why an ex-Biden official is “deeply disappointed” in his Buy American policies.
Scientists have never seen anything like it.
A new survey finds two-thirds of car dealers didn’t have a single electric vehicle for sale.
New York just passed the first statewide law to ban gas in new buildings. Others could follow.
Solar geoengineering might help lower temps, but it’s a controversial approach.