Part of California is shifting toward the ocean at 4 inches per week
A coastal community in Southern California is shifting downslope toward the Pacific Ocean at a rapid rate, according to NASA.
The climate science behind the Southern California firestorm
NBC News’ Al Roker sits down with climate scientist Alexander Gershunov to explain the climate drivers that helped fuel the ...
California faces its biggest call to action yet as climate-powered disasters worsen
With 2025 being ushered in by the most devastating natural disaster in U.S. history, and the Trump administration retreating ...
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Here’s How the Los Angeles Wildfires Are Affecting Animals, From Fish to Snakes to Birds
While scientists were able to save and move some creatures in the aftermath, researchers are worried about the prospects for ...
California's insurance crisis leaves neighbors facing unequal recovery after wildfires
Next-door neighbors lost their near-identical homes in a California wildfire, but how they are navigating rebuilding is a ...
State Farm wants to hike insurance rates in California by 22% just weeks after fires tore through LA
State Farm Insurance, the largest insurance company in California, is asking regulators for the OK to raise property ...
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Ivanpah solar plant casts a shadow on DOE loans
The concentrating solar array in California is on the path to closure after being hailed as a breakthrough for renewable ...
Repealing Climate Policies While California Burns
California's wildfires underscore the urgent climate crisis. The Trump administration's rollback of climate policies ...
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Artificial intelligence is bringing nuclear power back from the dead — maybe even in California
Big tech energy needs, including for artificial intelligence, has elected officials giving nuclear power a serious ...
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In the wetlands, kids at Limestone Community School explore ecology and climate and find their ‘photovoice’
Not only is a picture worth a thousand words, as they say, it’s also full of lessons — even for the photographer who took it. That’s something that Imogen Herrick, an assistant professor of STEM ...