Webcams, Twitter, and data visualizations show you what's going on with Bárðarbunga and Mount Tavurvur.
It's the end of the summer, but it's starting to feel like the end of an era.
The cost of limiting carbon emissions would pay for itself in human health benefits.
Scientists are publishing emotional letters about the threat of climate change, hoping to engage the public on a new website.
Scientists are embarking on data rescue missions all over the world to find and save old climate information.
Massive fires light up the sky in U.S. states at the center of a fracking boom.
The massive loss of groundwater has caused a tectonic uplift of more than half an inch in some areas.
This is what a swarm of earthquakes looks like underneath the massive stratovolcano.
It's helping them spawn tons of spider eggs, too.
Snow depth on sea ice has fallen by as much as half in the past 50 years.
"Night Cities" is an ambitious project to create an atlas of urban space photography.
Dasani, Aquafina, and Crystal Geyser all dip into the Golden State's limited supply.
The best shower of the year is known for its intense, colorful "fireballs."
The golden state's historic drought is forcing residents to reconsider the "yuck factor" of wastewater re-use.
Climate-change researchers say the idea that weather disasters can improve infrastructure through "creative destruction" is a myth, and project that future storms may run the planet nearly $10 trillion.
This stunning cloud was caused by updrafts from wildfires.
A big drop-off in invertebrate populations could spell trouble for cities, where the important roles that insects play are still poorly understood.
A Massachusetts city is denied FEMA assistance after being blindsided by a twister that did major damage—but not quite enough.