Climate Archive
Archives for August 2023
These marine predators have a few clever tricks to survive storms like Idalia.
“Agricultural exceptionalism,” explained.
A climate psychologist explains how we’ve moved beyond hope, anger, and complacency toward something more promising.
Can the weakened presidential candidate weather crises at home?
Even traditionally wet states are experiencing unprecedented wildfires.
Several factors put Idalia on track to rival damage from previous deadly hurricanes.
This decision is radioactive, even by the very low standards of the United States Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit.
It’s hot and only getting hotter. Could this be the next big labor battle?
The party’s tactics to deny and deflect reality are more polarizing than ever.
After years of extreme drought, the Western US has finally caught a break. But it may be a short one.
The storm has caused significant flooding, power outages, and rock and mudslides in the Southwest, with more to potentially come.
The social ties keeping Lahaina fed in the wake of disaster.
FEMA’s role in the Maui wildfire response, climate-fueled disasters, and other questions answered.
Including how you can help.
Technology improves over time, but it’s hard to know what that means when it comes to calculating the social cost of carbon.