Summer 2023 was Northern Hemisphere’s hottest for 2,000 years, tree rings show
The extreme warmth of 2023 was caused by greenhouse gas emissions and amplified by El Niño.
The extreme warmth of 2023 was caused by greenhouse gas emissions and amplified by El Niño.
This climate phenomenon can contribute to the worst possible combination of climate conditions for fueling hurricanes.
If the plan is implemented as designed, JEA will remain fossil fuel dependent for at least the next 25 years.
University of Miami scientists are studying how clouds generated by marine cold-air outbreaks might contribute to extreme weather.
Last month, the world officially entered its fourth — and probably worst — mass coral bleaching event in history.
The results suggest that an anticipated surge in malaria transmission may be less severe than feared, particularly in cooler regions.
Climate change could be contributing to increased volcanic activity in Iceland, according to a University of Miami geoscientist.
Countries facing extreme heat may try it anyway, and the world needs to be prepared.
We can expect more frequent and severe bleaching events as ocean temperature records continue to be broken.
As Florida expands infrastructure that increases climate-related risks, the state's solar potential remains largely untapped.
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