NOAA-cuts could impact life-saving avalanche forecastsConcerns are growing that NOAA staff cuts could jeopardize avalanche forecasting, putting lives at risk.
Trump Rehires Neil Jacobs, Former NOAA Chief Involved in Sharpiegate'Neil Jacobs' leadership of NOAA is controversial due to past actions that compromised scientific integrity.
NOAA-cuts could impact life-saving avalanche forecastsConcerns are growing that NOAA staff cuts could jeopardize avalanche forecasting, putting lives at risk.
Trump Rehires Neil Jacobs, Former NOAA Chief Involved in Sharpiegate'Neil Jacobs' leadership of NOAA is controversial due to past actions that compromised scientific integrity.
How scientists can drive climate action: celebrate nature and promote hopeClimate activism and effective communication are essential for addressing the climate crisis, alongside scientific research.
'Existential questions' around U.S. climate policy, but resolve, too - Harvard GazetteTrump administration's actions are expected to slow U.S. transition to clean energy, but global energy innovation will continue unaffected.
Earth experienced its hottest day on RECORD on July 21Hottest day globally since 1940 due to human-caused greenhouse gas emissions.
World's 1.5C climate target deader than a doornail', experts sayThe goal to keep global temperature rise below 1.5C is increasingly unlikely to be achieved, signaling a critical climate crisis.
Last Sunday was Earth's hottest day in all recorded history, European climate agency saysHuman activity significantly contributes to record-breaking global temperatures, with projections for future records being continually surpassed.
Trump victory has sweeping climate change consequencesTrump's reelection poses a serious risk to climate science and efforts to combat climate change, threatening emission goals and global leadership.
How scientists can drive climate action: celebrate nature and promote hopeClimate activism and effective communication are essential for addressing the climate crisis, alongside scientific research.
'Existential questions' around U.S. climate policy, but resolve, too - Harvard GazetteTrump administration's actions are expected to slow U.S. transition to clean energy, but global energy innovation will continue unaffected.
Earth experienced its hottest day on RECORD on July 21Hottest day globally since 1940 due to human-caused greenhouse gas emissions.
World's 1.5C climate target deader than a doornail', experts sayThe goal to keep global temperature rise below 1.5C is increasingly unlikely to be achieved, signaling a critical climate crisis.
Last Sunday was Earth's hottest day in all recorded history, European climate agency saysHuman activity significantly contributes to record-breaking global temperatures, with projections for future records being continually surpassed.
Trump victory has sweeping climate change consequencesTrump's reelection poses a serious risk to climate science and efforts to combat climate change, threatening emission goals and global leadership.
America's Scientific Prestige Is Cracking UpThe Trump administration is hindering critical climate research in Antarctica through staff layoffs and reduced funding at the NSF.
Mass Layoffs Begin at NOAAThe Trump administration's layoffs at NOAA threaten the agency's mission and public safety.
More NOAA Employees May Be Let Go, Making 20% of Staff CutNOAA faces a substantial workforce reduction that threatens its operational capabilities and vital weather forecasting services.
Anxious scientists brace for Trump's climate denialism: We have a target on our backs'The scientific community is anxious about the potential negative impacts of a Trump presidency on climate science and research funding.
The Trump administration's witch hunt for climate words is going to derail major infrastructure projectsThe Trump administration's scrutiny of climate-related funding threatens vital research and infrastructure projects, creating uncertainty for NOAA and its researchers.
Federal Grant Cuts in Researchers' Own Words (opinion)Federal scientific research grants have faced significant suspensions and cancellations since the Trump administration began, impacting diverse areas of study.
America's Scientific Prestige Is Cracking UpThe Trump administration is hindering critical climate research in Antarctica through staff layoffs and reduced funding at the NSF.
Mass Layoffs Begin at NOAAThe Trump administration's layoffs at NOAA threaten the agency's mission and public safety.
More NOAA Employees May Be Let Go, Making 20% of Staff CutNOAA faces a substantial workforce reduction that threatens its operational capabilities and vital weather forecasting services.
Anxious scientists brace for Trump's climate denialism: We have a target on our backs'The scientific community is anxious about the potential negative impacts of a Trump presidency on climate science and research funding.
The Trump administration's witch hunt for climate words is going to derail major infrastructure projectsThe Trump administration's scrutiny of climate-related funding threatens vital research and infrastructure projects, creating uncertainty for NOAA and its researchers.
Federal Grant Cuts in Researchers' Own Words (opinion)Federal scientific research grants have faced significant suspensions and cancellations since the Trump administration began, impacting diverse areas of study.
Minute-by-minute, what would happen if a solar SUPERSTORM hit EarthSolar superstorms could have catastrophic effects on modern society, including power outages and communication disruptions.
NASA Eliminates Chief Scientist and Other Jobs at Its HeadquartersNASA is reducing its workforce, including eliminating the chief scientist role, shifting focus from science to human spaceflight.
NASA Visualizes the Ocean Currents in Motion: A Mesmerizing View of Earth's Underwater HighwaysNASA's ECCO project transforms ocean current modeling by integrating extensive data for accurate simulations over decades.
Five key climate and space projects on Trump's chopping blockProposed budget cuts threaten crucial climate and space science research across multiple US government agencies.
These Five Key Climate and Space Projects Are on Trump's Chopping BlockProposed budget cuts by Trump's administration threaten key climate and space research funding, significantly impacting institutions like NASA and NOAA.
Women in Science: Extreme Heat Researcher Casey IvanovichCasey Ivanovich became inspired to pursue science through high school teaching, now works at NASA studying climate extremes, and advocates for women in science.
NASA Eliminates Chief Scientist and Other Jobs at Its HeadquartersNASA is reducing its workforce, including eliminating the chief scientist role, shifting focus from science to human spaceflight.
NASA Visualizes the Ocean Currents in Motion: A Mesmerizing View of Earth's Underwater HighwaysNASA's ECCO project transforms ocean current modeling by integrating extensive data for accurate simulations over decades.
Five key climate and space projects on Trump's chopping blockProposed budget cuts threaten crucial climate and space science research across multiple US government agencies.
These Five Key Climate and Space Projects Are on Trump's Chopping BlockProposed budget cuts by Trump's administration threaten key climate and space research funding, significantly impacting institutions like NASA and NOAA.
Women in Science: Extreme Heat Researcher Casey IvanovichCasey Ivanovich became inspired to pursue science through high school teaching, now works at NASA studying climate extremes, and advocates for women in science.
Climate observatory with edge over satellites faces DOGE ax DW 04/04/2025The Mauna Loa Observatory, vital for monitoring CO2 levels, faces closure due to US government budget cuts.
Climate observatory with edge over satellites faces DOGE ax DW 04/04/2025The Mauna Loa Observatory is vital for climate science, monitoring atmospheric CO2 levels since 1958.
Climate observatory with edge over satellites faces DOGE ax DW 04/04/2025The Mauna Loa Observatory, vital for monitoring CO2 levels, faces closure due to US government budget cuts.
Climate observatory with edge over satellites faces DOGE ax DW 04/04/2025The Mauna Loa Observatory is vital for climate science, monitoring atmospheric CO2 levels since 1958.
Trump's DEI Purge Comes at a Cost to Indigenous CommunitiesTrump's diversity initiative purge has notably impacted Indigenous collaborations in climate science.
Groundbreaking study reveals how topology drives complexity in brain, climate, and AIA new field of higher-order topological dynamics reveals how complex network geometry influences diverse systems like climate, brain activity, and AI.
Is climate science threatened as US slashes jobs, funding? DW 03/07/2025Zachary Labe, a young climate scientist at NOAA, was part of major staff layoffs impacting crucial weather data collection and climate science.
The American Weather Forecast Is in TroubleNOAA layoffs will diminish the reliability of weather forecasts by eliminating essential hurricane expertise.
AI-driven weather prediction breakthrough reportedAI technology promises to revolutionize weather forecasting, making it faster and more efficient.
2024 tropical cyclone prediction | Penn TodayClimate scientist Michael Mann and team predict an unprecedented 33 named tropical cyclones for the 2024 North Atlantic season.
It's a circus': Trump unleashes chaos at key US science agencyNOAA faced confusion and uncertainty regarding international collaborations, highlighting the importance of global cooperation in weather forecasting.
Is climate science threatened as US slashes jobs, funding? DW 03/07/2025Zachary Labe, a young climate scientist at NOAA, was part of major staff layoffs impacting crucial weather data collection and climate science.
The American Weather Forecast Is in TroubleNOAA layoffs will diminish the reliability of weather forecasts by eliminating essential hurricane expertise.
AI-driven weather prediction breakthrough reportedAI technology promises to revolutionize weather forecasting, making it faster and more efficient.
2024 tropical cyclone prediction | Penn TodayClimate scientist Michael Mann and team predict an unprecedented 33 named tropical cyclones for the 2024 North Atlantic season.
It's a circus': Trump unleashes chaos at key US science agencyNOAA faced confusion and uncertainty regarding international collaborations, highlighting the importance of global cooperation in weather forecasting.
This young Altadena weather guy had a growing following. In the Eaton fire, he saved livesEdgar McGregor's timely warnings during the Eaton fire prompted immediate evacuations, which many residents credit with saving their lives.
Philanthropic foundations must step in to shield science from Trump's cutsTrump administration may cut research funding significantly in key areas.Philanthropic funders are urged to fill funding gaps left by potential governmental cuts.
Governments must stop hoarding climate dataOpen data sharing in climate science is crucial for accurate modeling and informed policies, yet many agencies withhold important data.
Climate science needs to talk more about justice' here's how philosophy canhelpClimate scientists need a shared justice language to discuss values and fairness in climate policies effectively.
Dread and determination: how climate scientists are preparing for Trump 2.0Trump's second term could significantly impact U.S. climate policy, including exiting the Paris Agreement and rolling back environmental protections.
Michael Mann appointed vice provost for climate science, policy, and action at Penn | Penn TodayMichael Mann's appointment boosts Penn's role in climate science and collaborative efforts for sustainability.
Vermont Is Coming for Big Oil, Making It Pay for Decades of Climate PollutionVermont is close to enacting the groundbreaking 'Climate Superfund Act' holding fossil fuel companies accountable for climate damages, marking a shift towards utilizing climate science in legislation.
Governments must stop hoarding climate dataOpen data sharing in climate science is crucial for accurate modeling and informed policies, yet many agencies withhold important data.
Climate science needs to talk more about justice' here's how philosophy canhelpClimate scientists need a shared justice language to discuss values and fairness in climate policies effectively.
Dread and determination: how climate scientists are preparing for Trump 2.0Trump's second term could significantly impact U.S. climate policy, including exiting the Paris Agreement and rolling back environmental protections.
Michael Mann appointed vice provost for climate science, policy, and action at Penn | Penn TodayMichael Mann's appointment boosts Penn's role in climate science and collaborative efforts for sustainability.
Vermont Is Coming for Big Oil, Making It Pay for Decades of Climate PollutionVermont is close to enacting the groundbreaking 'Climate Superfund Act' holding fossil fuel companies accountable for climate damages, marking a shift towards utilizing climate science in legislation.
Helping scientists cope in a climate of fear | LettersClimate scientists, often targeted, need emotional support for their psychological toll in witnessing climate crisis consequences.
Berrien Moore III Is DeadBerrien Moore III's work significantly advanced climate science, making complex theories accessible to the public and influencing policy through advocacy.
Scientist Britney Schmidt wins Blavatnik Award | Cornell ChronicleBritney Schmidt was awarded the Blavatnik National Award for her innovative research in climate science and planetary habitability studies.
Reply to: Limitations of ice cores in reconstructing temperature seasonality - NatureThe article underscores the significance of interdisciplinary collaboration among researchers to enhance understanding of climate issues.
Scientist Britney Schmidt wins Blavatnik Award | Cornell ChronicleBritney Schmidt was awarded the Blavatnik National Award for her innovative research in climate science and planetary habitability studies.
Reply to: Limitations of ice cores in reconstructing temperature seasonality - NatureThe article underscores the significance of interdisciplinary collaboration among researchers to enhance understanding of climate issues.
Why doesn't California get hurricanes?California's cooler ocean temperatures prevent hurricane formation unlike in the Gulf and Atlantic regions.
What Caused This Seven-Mile Scar in Australia's Outback?A newly discovered scar on the Nullarbor Plain reveals an unreported tornado, emphasizing the need to study tornadoes in Australia for better preparedness.
Why doesn't California get hurricanes?California's cooler ocean temperatures prevent hurricane formation unlike in the Gulf and Atlantic regions.
What Caused This Seven-Mile Scar in Australia's Outback?A newly discovered scar on the Nullarbor Plain reveals an unreported tornado, emphasizing the need to study tornadoes in Australia for better preparedness.
Climate School Announces Faculty Tenured in 2024Columbia Climate School welcomes four distinguished professors, highlighting their contributions to environmental justice and climate science.
Astronomer Britney Schmidt wins Blavatnik Award | Cornell ChronicleBritney Schmidt recognized for groundbreaking research in climate science and planetary habitability through innovative exploration of polar regions.
The New Climate War: The Fight to Take Back Our PlanetDr. Michael E. Mann has made significant contributions to climate science and science communication.
Astronomer Britney Schmidt wins Blavatnik Award | Cornell ChronicleBritney Schmidt recognized for groundbreaking research in climate science and planetary habitability through innovative exploration of polar regions.
The New Climate War: The Fight to Take Back Our PlanetDr. Michael E. Mann has made significant contributions to climate science and science communication.
Season's mis-greetings: why timing matters in global academiaTo create an inclusive environment, avoid using Northern Hemisphere seasons when inviting researchers to events.
Hear the eerie sounds of Earth's magnetic field flip 41,000 years agoThe Laschamp event revealed how a weakened magnetic field exposes Earth to cosmic rays and could disrupt modern technology.
Warren Washington, Groundbreaking Climate Scientist, Dies at 88Warren M. Washington was a pioneer in climate science, creating early computer models to analyze human impact on the environment.
A heat dome can bring dangerously high temperatures. What is it?A heat dome is a meteorological phenomenon trapping hot air similar to a lid on a pot, leading to extreme temperatures in the Western U.S.
Meteorologists Face Harassment and Death Threats Amid Hurricane DisinformationMeteorologists are increasingly facing harassment and threats amidst the rise of conspiracy theories related to extreme weather events.
'Firenado' swirls up from explosive Park fire north of ChicoWildfire behavior can create firenadoes and generate thunderstorm-like phenomena, challenging predictions and firefighting efforts.
Warren Washington, Groundbreaking Climate Scientist, Dies at 88Warren M. Washington was a pioneer in climate science, creating early computer models to analyze human impact on the environment.
A heat dome can bring dangerously high temperatures. What is it?A heat dome is a meteorological phenomenon trapping hot air similar to a lid on a pot, leading to extreme temperatures in the Western U.S.
Meteorologists Face Harassment and Death Threats Amid Hurricane DisinformationMeteorologists are increasingly facing harassment and threats amidst the rise of conspiracy theories related to extreme weather events.
'Firenado' swirls up from explosive Park fire north of ChicoWildfire behavior can create firenadoes and generate thunderstorm-like phenomena, challenging predictions and firefighting efforts.
How Hurricane Milton compares to the 'Great Galveston'Modern hurricane forecasting and building codes provide better resilience against storms than in the past.
Hidden Patterns Show Nobel Prize Science TrendsManabe's atmospheric work is crucial for today's climate modeling, emphasizing long-term scientific impact.
Ancient DNA debunks Rapa Nui 'ecological suicide' theoryAncient DNA analysis disproves the self-inflicted population collapse narrative of Rapa Nui, highlighting the need to reconsider ecological management theories.
Our Fragile Moment: How Lessons from Earth's Past Can Help Us Survive the Climate CrisisDr. Michael E. Mann is a leading climate scientist recognized for advancing understanding of Earth's climate through innovative research and effective communication.
Why the Atlantic Basin has been unusually quiet as peak hurricane season nearsThe Atlantic Basin enters its peak hurricane season but recently has seen an unusual quiet period with no named storms.Saharan Dust outbreaks are currently inhibiting tropical storm development due to the dry air they introduce.
Caroline O'Doherty: Don't bet on a world without cement if CRH is picking up climate tab at Trinity College DublinCorporate funding for climate science raises concerns about research integrity and perception.Trinity College emphasizes independence despite CRH's involvement as a major carbon polluter.
Lamont-Doherty Scientists Receive Major HonorsThree scientists at Columbia Climate School's Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory recognized for significant contributions in their respective fields.
Scientists become a source of hope and information on TikTok, InstagramScientists like Peter Neff leverage social media to effectively communicate climate science and promote awareness of environmental issues.
Huge patch of the Atlantic Ocean is cooling at a record speedUnexplained rapid cooling in the central equatorial Atlantic raises significant scientific questions.
Complex, Hidden Landscape Mapped a Mile under Greenland IceNew geological mapping of Greenland reveals hidden terrains beneath ice, improving predictions on ice-sheet stability and GPS accuracy.
Climate Tipping Points Are Unpredictable And Miss The Point, Says New StudyThe future remains uncertain and unpredictable, especially in climate science and tipping points predictions.
Famed climate scientist wins million-dollar verdict against right-wing bloggersProminent climate scientist Michael Mann won a defamation case against two right-wing bloggers, who falsely accused him of data manipulation.
Canadian writer Mark Steyn ordered to pay climate scientist $1M US after defamation trial | CBC NewsClimate scientist Michael Mann awarded $1 million in lawsuit against writers for defamation over comparing him to a convicted child molester.
Famed climate scientist wins million-dollar verdict against right-wing bloggersProminent climate scientist Michael Mann won a defamation case against two right-wing bloggers, who falsely accused him of data manipulation.
Canadian writer Mark Steyn ordered to pay climate scientist $1M US after defamation trial | CBC NewsClimate scientist Michael Mann awarded $1 million in lawsuit against writers for defamation over comparing him to a convicted child molester.