twitter ReddyIce honors Kari Lake supporters with divisive tweet Mark Frauenfelder

Science A 3D interactive map of the shade provided by every single NYC street tree Ruben Bolling

climate change It's official: July 2023 was Earth's hottest month on record Mark Frauenfelder

germany Tiny, eight-toothed beetles have eaten most of the spruce trees in Germany's Harz mountains Mark Frauenfelder

global warming Ominous chart reveals alarming temperature spike in North Atlantic Ocean Mark Frauenfelder

global warming Firefighting plane crashes in Greece, starting a new fire and killing two pilots Carla Sinclair

climate change Graph reveals terrifying trend of Antarctic sea ice loss Mark Frauenfelder

global warming Heat dome will bake millions in South and Southwest U.S., setting dangerous records Mark Frauenfelder

Science Monday was the hottest day on Earth ever recorded David Pescovitz

Environment The man using math to fight for the environment Ruben Bolling

global warming New study suggests launching dust from Moon as climate solution. What could go wrong? Mark Frauenfelder

climate crisis Doomsday glacier "hanging on by its fingernails" scientist says Gareth Branwyn

russia Russian mosquito "tornado" terrorizes the Kamchatka Peninsula Kevin Reome

climate change Proudly wear your own US Forest Service Lunar Orbit Adjustment Program patch in honor of congressman Louie Gohmert's (R-TX) genius climate change mitigation idea David Pescovitz

pollution Livelihoods of South Korea's "sea women" threatened by climate change Jess Sabine

california California to consider buying back private beachfront properties Jason Weisberger

NASA NASA studies show COVID-19 shutdowns lowered greenhouse gas emissions Jason Weisberger

climate change Misstopia — Simon Stephenson's word for a world where everything has missed its intended mark due to human error Mark Frauenfelder

climate change Last year scientists locked a ship in Arctic ice. The summer melt shocked them. Andrea James

global warming Global warming solved: just build 4 Giza-sized carbon pyramids every day for the next 90 years Mark Frauenfelder