Climate

  1. Climate

    Weather patterns over Southern Hemisphere have a regular pulse

    Variations in energy and rainfall over the Southern Hemisphere follow a pattern that repeats every 20 to 30 days.

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  2. Ecosystems

    Amazon doesn’t actually go green in dry seasons

    An optical illusion in satellite data made forests appear to grow faster.

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  3. Earth

    Eye in the sky

    With its free Images of Change iPad app and online gallery, NASA makes the aerial perspective available to all, with results both stunning and disturbing.

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  4. Climate

    Grape expectations

    Global warming has delivered long, warm growing seasons and blockbuster vintages to the world’s great wine regions. But by mid-century, excessive heat will push premium wine-making into new territory.

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  5. Climate

    2013 among top 10 warmest years on record

    Global temperatures have now been above average for 37 consecutive years.

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  6. Climate

    Mangroves move up Florida’s coast

    Satellite images reveal that the tropical trees are expanding north up Florida’s Atlantic coast, taking advantage of rising winter temperatures.

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  7. Climate

    Year in Review: Carbon dioxide levels pass milestone

    Although scientists are confident about humankind’s role in climate change, they still have a lot to learn about the magnitude and timing of future climate shifts.

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  8. Environment

    Protein fibers trap greenhouse gas

    The method could scrub exhaust from cars and power plants.

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  9. Climate

    Tornado intensity climbs in the United States

    Larger paths of destruction may be tied to climate change.

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  10. Climate

    Coldest place moves from one Antarctic site to another

    New record low measured by satellite.

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  11. Climate

    Methane emissions may be far higher than estimated

    U.S. fossil fuel and cattle industries may emit far more methane than government estimates indicate.

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  12. Climate

    Arctic algae crusts preserve climate data

    The records show that sea-ice cover has been declining since 1850.

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