For this October, the month before the U.S. presidential election, Yale Climate Connections has identified enough timely titles to fill two bookshelves: one on climate action, the other on electoral ...

An Antarctic glacier roughly the size of Florida may be even more vulnerable to warming ocean waters than previously thought. Thwaites glacier is already shrinking by about 50 billion tons of ice each ...

En el lado positivo, los gatos domésticos (nombre científico: Felis catus) no generan contaminación que contribuya al ...

By the end of 2023, there were over half a million jobs in wind, solar, and energy storage in the United States, according to the Department of Energy’s 2024 U.S. Energy and Employment Jobs Report.

The phrase ‘wind power’ likely conjures images of massive spinning blades. But some companies now make micro wind turbines – tiny devices that can be installed at homes, businesses, and public parks.

The insidious and silent harms of these powerful storms can linger for weeks to years, long after wind, waves, and water ...

Trent Gerlach had misgivings about solar being placed on cropland that he leased, but pairing the solar panels with grazing sheep has helped change his mind on clean energy’s compatibility with ...

Many oil and gas workers are eager to transition to new jobs, says the leader of a workers’ rights organization.

Biernath says vertical systems can pair well with other types of solar. Because the sun hits them more directly at sunrise and sunset, vertical systems produce the most energy in the morning and ...

Nadine and Oscar were the first two named Atlantic storms of 2024 to develop on the same date. They arrived just after a ...

We rearrange our travel patterns because of highway expansions, and the new driving that results is what we call induced travel. And research has shown that because of induced travel, congestion ...

When a solar-powered house needs more electricity than the solar panels can produce, that house can use electricity from the power grid to help keep the lights on. The homeowner pays for that ...