- 27 May, 2022
climate change

A Space Laser Shows How Catastrophic Sea Level Rise Will Be
- By Kenneth C. Durham
- . June 29, 2021
An actual space laser is cruising 300 miles above your head right now. Launched in 2018, NASA’s ICESat-2 satellite packs a lidar instrument, the same

Lakes Are Losing Oxygen—and Their Inhabitants Are in Danger
- By Kenneth C. Durham
- . June 29, 2021
Rose identified a second problem too: Deep water is becoming less clear because of a host of factors including erosion, algal growth, and fertilizer runoff

Why some of the world’s biggest companies are worried
- By James K. Craig
- . June 29, 2021
Dry cracked earth is visible along the banks of Phoenix Lake on April 21, 2021 in Ross, California. Justin Sullivan | Getty Images LONDON —

A $26 Billion Plan to Save the Houston Area From Rising Seas
- By Kenneth C. Durham
- . June 26, 2021
This story originally appeared on Undark and is part of the Climate Desk collaboration. When Hurricane Ike made landfall in 2008, Bill Merrell took shelter

Tiny Satellites Could Help Warn of the Next Big Hurricane
- By Kenneth C. Durham
- . June 25, 2021
The Tropics satellite constellation will reduce this lag, offering a new, detailed look at each 16- to 24-kilometer region in the lower latitudes every 30

Rising tide of climate cases draws parallels to Big Tobacco
- By James K. Craig
- . June 25, 2021
Members of the environmental group MilieuDefensie celebrate the verdict of the Dutch environmental organisation’s case against Royal Dutch Shell Plc, outside the Palace of Justice

Why Utilities Want to Control Your Smart Thermostat Sometimes
- By Kenneth C. Durham
- . June 22, 2021
One of modern life’s most satisfying certainties is dialing in the AC and sitting back as the room magically maintains your temperature of choice. But

How a rising motion plans to place ecocide on a par with battle crimes
- By James K. Craig
- . June 22, 2021
A hiker walks amongst winding channels carved by water on the floor of the melting Longyearbreen glacier throughout a summer time warmth wave on Svalbard

Northern Farms Are Releasing Large Quantities of Carbon
- By Kenneth C. Durham
- . June 21, 2021
Huge tracts of peat stretch throughout the far north of our planet, collected natural materials that’s too moist to decompose. Although peatlands account for simply

Tesla will settle for bitcoin when miners use clear vitality
- By James K. Craig
- . June 13, 2021
Elon Musk, the CEO of Tesla. Christophe Gateau/image alliance through Getty Photos Tesla CEO Elon Musk on Sunday stated the corporate will resume bitcoin transactions as