Change in range of roseate spoonbils are evidence of a rebounding population, but also sea level rise and warmer temperatures, experts say.
Author: Dinah Voyles Pulver, USA TODAY
Roseate spoonbills feeling the effects of rising seas and warming climate
Change in range of roseate spoonbils are evidence of a rebounding population, but also sea level rise and warmer temperatures, experts say.
‘This is our forest’: Climate change means uncertain future for maple trees, syrup season
Global warming bringing change to centuries old traditions of tapping maple trees for maple syrup in the Northeast.
As hurricane season approaches, experts say to beware of more rapidly intensifying storms
The past two hurricane seasons have been busier than normal with more rapidly intensifying hurricanes, which means people should prepare even earlier
With climate catastrophe looming, experts say world also needs carbon removal solutions
The world is nearly overdrawn on its climate budget and needs to act now to not only reduce emissions but remove carbon dioxide from the atmosphere
Worst bird flu in years drives up egg prices, prompts precautions against spread to humans
Avian bird flu has killed 24 million domestic birds in the US, driving up egg prices and prompting calls for precautions against the spread to humans.
‘People are dying’: Global warming already being seen in North America, UN report finds
The effects of a warming climate in North America are more obvious than ever, a UN report shows. Immediate action is needed to limit the harm.
‘Heartbreaking’: Warnings not enough to prevent vehicle flood deaths from 5-year high
Flood deaths in vehicles reached a 5-year high in 2021. Climate change figures to make it worse. Forecasters hope more people will heed warnings.
Climate change made rain estimates outdated. Now they put US at risk for more flooding.
A bill before Congress could provide much needed update to nation’s seriously out of date rainfall estimates
The tremendous explosion and impact of the Tonga volcano, explained
When the Hunga Tonga volcano erupted Saturday, the blast was heard around the world, obliterating its own island and sending tsunamis across the Pacific