Phoenix Tries To Reverse Its 'Silent Storm' Of Heat DeathsNPR
New research suggests climate change negatively impacts children's educationFox News
As flood risks increase across the US, it's time to recognize the limits of leveesClimate News
To cut carbon footprint, SF moves to eliminate vehicle emissions by 2040San Francisco Chronicle
Southerners Want Action on Climate Change. Their Politicians Are Ignoring Them.Vice
Scientists Warn Climate Change Will Increase Dangerous Heat DaysClimate News
More 100+ degree days likely in coming years, new study findsSan Jose Mercury
Climate change could mean as many as 44 days with temperatures above 90 in HartfordClimate News
Scorching heatwaves projected to get more intense and more frequent in Dallas, study saysDallas Morning News
Report: Number of high heat days could rise rapidly in Las VegasLas Vegas Sun
It's Going To Feel Like 100 Degrees In Florida A Lot More Often, Study FindsClimate News
California’s Wildfires Are 500 Percent Larger Due to Climate ChangeAtlantic
As weather warms, toxic algae blooms pose threat to kids and petsClimate News
As floods keep coming, cities pay residents to moveClimate News
Warming Waters: How Does Climate Change Affect the Gulf of Maine Ecosystem and People?Climate News
Warming climate intensifies summer drought in parts of U.S., study findsPhys.org
Private investors protect vast forests in U.S. coal countryReuters
Our old, crumbling roads are costing us both money and livesWashington Post
If politics doesn't shape your beliefs about the climate crisis, what does?Mother Jones
America is building another big wall. This one will protect New YorkCNN
Arkansas River flooding: This is what climate change looks likeClimate News
‘Feedback loops’ of methane, CO2 echo environmental problem beyond WashingtonClimate News
The Climate Crisis Has Made Breathing Smoke Normal in Pacific NorthwestClimate News
People in Coal Country Worry About the Climate, TooNew York Times
See how climate change could bring disaster to some popular coastal national parksClimate News
Tropical Storm Barry could make a bad algae bloom worseQuartz
Your city probably won’t feel like itself in 30 yearsGrist
Consider climate change when planning retirementClimate News
'Powerful' Tropical Storm Barry revives memories of Katrina in New OrleansPBS
The climate crisis is making storms like Barry worseCNN
Could rich people be the answer to the climate crisis?CNN
Our Public Lands Must be Part of the Climate Change SolutionClimate News
Our 2-Billion-Ton Trash Problem Just Got More AlarmingBloomberg
More tornadoes are touching down east of the Mississippi River. If the Midwest is the dartboard, ‘the bull’s-eye is Chicago.’Chicago Tribune
California’s coast is disappearing, and the debate over what to do about it is in full swingLA Times
Paradise, California and the impossible choice between climate fight and flightMIT Tech Review
In an Era of Extreme Weather, Concerns Grow Over Dam SafetyYALE
New York’s Invisible Climate MigrantsNew Republic
By 2050, many U.S. cities will have weather like they’ve never seenNational Geographic
Alaska Chokes on Wildfires as Heat Waves Dry Out the ArcticClimate News
Air quality plummets as wildfire smoke hits Alaska's most populous...Reuters
Hazy skies in N.J. and NYC? Blame it on the wildfires in Canada.NJ
Plan your garden now to deal with drought, excess waterClimate News
New York Faces a ‘Floodier Future,’ Spurred by Rising SeasBloomberg
We knew about climate change in 1989. It’s time to do somethingLA Times
Elites are passionate hypocrites about protecting the environmentWashington Times
Global warming could mean fewer fish for sport fishing, more die-offs across USUSA Today
Washington Floods Expose a Double Threat: Old Drains and Climate ChangeNew York Times
It's 90 degrees - in AlaskaReuters
Fleeing Central America: how climate change drives migration to the U.S.NBC News
Tomorrow’s children cannot afford Trump’s ignorance on climate changeClimate News
Global warming could make microbes living in Alaskan tundra release more greenhouse gases, scientists warnNewsweek
Climate change could intensify DC floodsQuartz
Air pollution implicated in up to 4,000 Minnesota deaths a yearClimate News
Your View on EPA easing pollution rules: 'Imagine the horror of the air turning against you’Climate News
More New Yorkers Embrace Solar PowerNew York Times
Melted Alaska sea ice alarms coast residents, scientistsClimate News
The military is interested in deploying renewable energy in combat zonesYALE
All of Mississippi's beaches have been closed for swimming due to toxic algaeCBS News
Florida, the Sunshine State, Is Slow to Adopt Rooftop Solar PowerNew York Times
The US teachers trying to teach climate change despite TrumpThe Independent
How USDA Climate Change Denial Threatens the SouthClimate News
Chesapeake Bay's rebound threatened by climate changeABC News
Southern California Earthquake Rattles a State Wary of the ‘Big One’New York Times
A ‘Climate Emergency’ Was Declared in New York City. Will That Change Anything?New York Times
What will be left when we're gone? Bones, plastic, radioactive waste, and lots of garbage.Mother Jones
As Floods Keep Coming, Cities Pay Residents to MoveNew York Times
Our Planet Is Dying In Plastic And What Have We Done To Save It?Climate News
Wildlife encounters likely to increase due to climate change and developmentUSA Today
Mosquitoes are out in force across St. Louis, but some species pose bigger risks than othersSt. Louis Dispatch
Southern California air pollution spikes amid the haze of July 4th fireworksLA Times
‘It caught our attention’: Air pollution spikes in DC after fireworksWTOP
Nashville: Firework smoke lingers after 4th of JulyClimate News
Climate-forced migration is not just third-world problemClimate News
Study finds link between fracking, high home radon levelsClimate News
The U.S. is way worse at recycling than other developed countriesGrist
We’re on track to blow our carbon budget. Are we doomed?Green Roofs
Why this year's student valedictorians focused their speeches on climate changeUSA Today
Alaska is bakingMother Jones
How About We All Start Monitoring Air Pollution?Climate News
The Climate Issue Hiding in All Our Homes - TissueClimate News
Boy in Maryland contracts flesh-eating bacteria, which may be spreadinCOX
How the climate crisis could change fire season in Alaska and strain nationwide resourcesWashington Post
Harvard says fighting climate change is a top priority. But it still won’t divest from fossil fuels.Washington Post
Baked Alaska: record heat fuels wildfires and sends tourists to the beachGrub Street
6 Sustainable Home Improvements That Will Add Value to Your HomeClimate News
Rural anxieties derailed Oregon’s climate plansClimate News
Smog is making a comeback in Southern California. That's beyond unacceptableLA Times
Smoke from US wildfires boosting health risk for millionsKOMO News
Summer Getaways We’re Losing to Climate ChangeClimate News
It's so hot that mussels are cooking in their shells and highways are bucklingCNN
'People are in danger': the prisoners feeling the effects of US climate crisisGuardian
Pay attention to climate changeLas Vegas Sun
Experts warn of worsening fire conditions in HawaiiHawaii Tribune
Earth Talk: What are American businesses doing to help US meet Paris climate accord commitments?Associated Press
Coastal residents in Alaska alarmed by melting ice in ‘baking’ temperaturesClimate News
'Let's double down.' Climate change could put these colleges underwater. Why they're staying putUSA Today
The war on Southern California smog is slipping. Fixing it is a $14-billion problemLA Times
Yellow jacket 'super nests' the size of a small car could be coming to AlabamaUSA Today
Toxic coal waste found to be a 'ticking time bomb'Guardian
The US military is a bigger polluter than more than 100 countries combinedQuartz
Hot conditions across United States put people, animals at riskUPI
Climate change is shrinking the Colorado RiverClimate News
Heatwave cooks mussels in their shells on California shoreGuardian
Trump dismisses need for climate change action: 'We have the cleanest water we've ever had, we have the cleanest air'The Independent
Scientists: Alaska's warming ocean puts food, jobs at riskCNN
Trump Plan for Southwestern Colorado Pushes Fossil Fuel Expansion, Undermines State’s Climate LawClimate News
Adapting to Climate Change in AlaskaScientific American
