Florida State University researchers predict that increased rainfall caused by climate change will affect Americans that rely on untreated water sources.

University of California’s Natural Reserve System is the largest of its kind in the world, capturing data at 39 sites to help climate studies and more.

Key marine species on the East and West coasts of the United States face an uncertain future thanks to climate change, say Cornell University scientists.

Peristaltic pumps and handheld water quality meters aid Woods Hole Research Center scientists studying impacts of fire to Yukon River Delta permafrost.

An infographic from the Environmental Monitor looks at global temperatures in 2016, records that have been broken and how it compares to the past.

University of Delaware scientists use satellite data and models to project what impacts climate change could have on Adelie penguins in the Antarctic.

A team of scientists has developed a way to track the rate of global warming in real time using computer models that focus on global surface temperatures.

MIT scientists use circulation models to study the Southern Ocean, which is cooling despite warming trends.

U. of Arizona investigators lead an effort using sediment cores and dissolved oxygen records to link Lake Tanganyika fish declines and global warming.

Though its remote location has largely protected it from climate change effects happening in the rest of the world, the South Pole is still vulnerable to global warming. Recent data from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration...

A super El Niño event in 2016 combined with anthropogenic greenhouse gas emissions has so far created the hottest year in over 136 years, NASA scientists believe. Researchers are troubled by the trend, as 2014 and 2015...

The latest scientific buzz is that climate change could be good for certain bees, according to a press release from Pensoft Publishers. Australian small carpenter bees’ numbers seemed to have increased exponentially after the previous Ice Age.The...

At a depth of 2,000 to 4,300 meters under the South Pacific, researchers from Alfred Wegener Institute and their collaborators have discovered evidence of a large reservoir that finally reveals where atmospheric carbon dioxide went during the...

A new report released by researchers at Michigan State University and the University of Michigan describes changing climate conditions as threats to public health in the state, according to a release. Those conditions include things like warmer...

Data taken centuries ago on two bodies of water, Finland’s Tome River and Japan’s Lake Suwa, show some of the same early signs of global warming. The data taken by Finnish merchants and Japanese Shinto priests, respectively,...