Researchers at the University of Miami (UM) Rosenstiel School of Marine and Atmospheric Science have uncovered a new connection between tropical weather events and U.S. rainfall during El Niño years.

The long-term effects of climate change suggests that the butterfly effect is at work on butterflies in the alpine regions of North America, according to a new study by University of Alberta scientists—and the predictions don’t bode well. 

Water has stopped pouring from the broken wall of the Sardoba Reservoir, but many areas are still submerged.

A low-pressure area that formed in the Northwestern Pacific Ocean several days ago has consolidated and organized into a tropical storm.

ETH researchers find climate change is increasing the risk of late-​spring frost in areas where plants are not adapted to this kind of temperature swing, putting some forests of Europe and Asia at higher risk of damage.

International research collaboration finds more than 1300 species of lichen in Southern Alaska.

Today, sea-level rise is a great concern of humanity as climate change warms the planet and melts ice sheets in Greenland and Antarctica. Indeed, great coastal cities around the world like Miami and New Orleans could be underwater later in this century.

Research on Russian drill core challenges long-standing models of oxygenation on Earth.

The greenhouse gas methane is a crucial factor of climate change in the Arctic and globally as well. 

One day last July, Ariane Middel and two other Arizona State University researchers headed west on Interstate 10.