Climate Archive
Archives for July 2023
Antarctica isn’t immune to the recent heat baking much of the planet. It could affect the rest of the world.
“We’re steadily marching toward an uninsurable future.”
Animals don’t have AC. But they have beavers.
One of them rhymes with shmimate range.
The holy grail for understanding the start of the Anthropocene lies at the bottom of a lake in Canada.
A conversation about parenting, our planet, and holding onto hope.
As delays and flight cancellations continue, here’s how weather — and even wildfire smoke — is causing logjams and delays.
Heat waves like those in Texas and Europe are likely to get worse on the whole, not better.
How city design falls short to address the human experience of heat.
A plan starting in the spring will toll cars driving downtown. It’s a great idea — so why did it take so long?
Help your mind — and the earth — manage the uncertainty of climate change.
Fast-moving air 8 miles in the sky is pinning hot air over the South, driving the heat index into triple digits.
The burger-sized hole in climate change coverage, explained.