Extreme weather is keeping more people stuck inside.

Christopher Scott, a professor in Pennsylvania State University’s ecosystem science and management department, explained how recent severe weather events are connected to climate change.

Pennsylvania is expected to have 37 days of 90-degree temperatures in a year by mid-century, up from an average of 5.

Across the Midwest, with a 3.6-degree increase each, St. Louis, Cleveland, Detroit and Milwaukee are some of the top 10 MLB ...

Climate change is significantly affecting forest ecosystems through rising temperatures, altered precipitation patterns, and ...

A punishing heat wave will bring hot temperatures to eastern US and linger for several days, underscoring how climate change ...

Joellen Russell, an oceanographer at the University of Arizona, says her identities as climate scientist and concerned mother ...

Ignorance, like history, repeats itself when people refuse to learn from it. One lesson we should have learned is that science and ideology do not mix. We saw this during Biden’s disastrous COVID ...

I want you to act as if the house is on fire, because it is.” — Greta Thunberg, Swedish activist Children are uniquely vulnerable to climate change. In many parts of the world, people are facing ...

I want you to act as if the house is on fire, because it is. — Greta Thunberg, Swedish activist *** Children are uniquely ...

People here feel and express sorrow for those in this region and state, as well as those in other parts of the country and around the world, who increasingly seem to be beset with catastrophic weather ...

Losses of land-based water could have profound implications for access to safe drinking water and the ability to grow food.