Canada Offers Lesson in the Economic Toll of Climate Change
Canada’s wildfires have burned 20 million acres, blanketed Canadian and U.S. cities with smoke and raised health concerns on both...
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Saturday, June 27, 2026
Moving Out of Harm’s Way
The floods and fires exacerbated by climate change will push an increasing number of people out of their homes.It turns...
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Why the Number of Heat-Related Deaths May Be Unclear for Weeks
The weekend is expected to bring some relief to parts of the South that have been smothered by a broiling...
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When’s the best time to go birding? Whenever you read this.
Even the early afternoon, the hottest part of the day and often considered the most challenging time to bird, can...
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Extreme Heat Is Here to Stay. Why Are We Not More Afraid?
THE HEAT WILL KILL YOU FIRST: Life and Death on a Scorched Planet, by Jeff GoodellHeat, according to the journalist...
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Hurricane Adrian Churns Off the Coast of Mexico in the Eastern Pacific
A tropical storm that formed off the coast of Mexico rapidly intensified on Wednesday to become Hurricane Adrian, the first...
Read moreHurricane Adrian Forms Off the Coast of Mexico in the Eastern Pacific
A tropical storm that formed off the coast of Mexico rapidly intensified on Wednesday to become Hurricane Adrian, the first...
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Wildfire Smoke and High Heat Have Something in Common. Guess What.
Between the dangerous heat baking Texas and the Southeast, and the wildfire smoke filling the skies throughout the Upper Midwest...
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What to Know About Canadian Wildfires and U.S. Air Quality
As Canada grapples with one of the worst wildfire seasons in decades, heavy smoke from Quebec was wafting into the...
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Smoky Air From Canadian Wildfires Blankets Midwestern Skies
Chicago and much of the Upper Midwest were blanketed with a smoky haze from Canadian wildfires on Tuesday, leaving many...
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