Environment
U.S. universities adding climate change-related degree programs
American universities are increasing developing degree programs dedicated to climate change, drawing students who want to help find solutions to...
Summer 2023 hit hottest temps in 2,000 years
Last summer was the hottest in the Northern Hemisphere in at least 2,000 years, according to information gleaned by ancient...
Four states under air quality alerts due to Canadian wildfires
Minnesota, Montana, North Dakota and South Dakota all experienced hazy conditions on Monday due to drifting smoke from wildfires in...
Pollution-sucking vacuum plant begins operations
A direct air capture plant designed to "vacuum" up climate pollution from the atmosphere opened on Wednesday in Iceland. Dubbed...
A return to office might be bad for the environment
Remote work could boost a company's efforts to reach net zero on their carbon emissions, data has shown; however, senior...
Hurricane season could be intense. Is your home ready?
Hurricanes rank as one of the most expensive natural disasters in America, and scientists have predicted an "extremely active" 2024...
G7 strikes deal to shut down coal-fired power plants
The Group of Seven (G7) major democracies reached an agreement Monday to close their coal-fired power plants in the first...
EPA rule limits pollution from coal-burning power plants
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency on Thursday issued a new rule that requires coal-fired power plants to capture smokestack emissions...
NASA chief calls on all countries to fight climate change
Countries across the world need to work together to tackle environmental issues such as climate change, said NASA Chief Bill...
They were children during the Flint water crisis. Now they’re social advocates.
When the city of Flint, Mich., began drawing water from the Flint River in April 2014, a public health crisis...
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