Climate Central
Seeker
Contact Climate
Discover and connect with journalists and influencers around the world, save time on email research, monitor the news, and more.
| Recent: |
|
| Past: |
|
Past articles by Climate:
Thousands of Acres of Western Greenland Have Been Burned by Rare Wildfires
Greenland is better known for its ice than fire, but across the high latitudes of the North, fires are burning at a rate unprecedented in... → Read More
Tesla Joins World’s Largest Offshore Wind-Battery Storage Project
The company’s batteries will store electricity generated by the Revolution Wind Farm, a project proposed for the waters off the coast o... → Read More
Oklahoma Could Soon Host the Largest Wind Farm in the United States
The $4.5 billion Wind Catcher Energy Connection will supply enough electricity to power about 800,000 homes. → Read More
Antarctica's Meltdown May Be Worsening Due to Shifting Wind Patterns
Changing winds at one end of the continent, themselves linked to warming, could be setting off changes that push warm water below the ice... → Read More
Climate Change Could Cause More Flight Delays at the World's Busiest Airports
Air is less dense in extreme heat, which prevents an airplane's wings from generating enough lift to take off. → Read More
Here's How Summers Will Become Hotter Around the World Due to Climate Change
A dozen cities around the world could heat up so much that there is currently no comparison on Earth for their projected summer temperatu... → Read More
These Satellites Help Scientists Monitor Antarctica's Collapsing Ice Shelf
Two European satellites, known as Sentinel-1, peer through clouds and darkness to provide a real-time image of the Larsen C ice shelf —... → Read More
Temperatures in Phoenix Are So Hot, Planes Can't Take Off
A record heatwave throughout the West is grounding flights, which some scientists say is an example of the "hidden costs of climate change." → Read More
An Iceberg the Size of Delaware Is About to Break Off of Antarctica
The development is unfolding as President Donald Trump is poised to announce whether he will withdraw the United States from the Paris ag... → Read More
The World’s First Commercial Carbon Dioxide Capture Plant Goes Live
A Swiss company aims to capture 1 percent of global annual CO2 emissions from the atmosphere by 2025, compressing it and using it for var... → Read More
Cleaner Electricity Grids Mean Electric Vehicles Are Really Making a Difference
Electric cars are only as clean as the source of energy they're plugged into — and Tennessee offers a lesson in how build a better clea... → Read More
Humanity Shouldn't Rely on Negative-Emissions Technology to Curb Climate Change
Stanford researchers warn against placing too much emphasis on unproven methods for removing carbon dioxide from the atmosphere. → Read More
Missing EPA Webpage Could Be Violation of Federal Law
The missing page, which provided students and teachers with scientific information about climate change, is the first instance of archive... → Read More
America's First Offshore Wind Farm Shutters Diesel Power Plant
The Block Island wind farm in Rhode Island highlights the viability of offshore wind in the US, as the Trump administration seeks to expand offshore fossil fuel... → Read More
A New Breach Has Opened in Antarctica's Larsen C Ice Shelf Crack
Scientists don’t have a timetable for when the huge piece of Larsen C could break off, but the new breach has added to its growing... → Read More
Trump Energy Dept. Website No Longer Mentions Paris Climate Change Pledge
The edited website reflects the administration's retreat from international cooperation on reducing planet-warming greenhouse gas emissions.... → Read More
Communities Retreat as Oceans Swell, Coasts Erode
An emerging migration crisis is worsening as global warming pushes sea levels higher — and some communities are choosing to voluntarily retreat rather than continue to live in high-risk areas. → Read More
Communities Retreat as Oceans Swell, Coasts Erode
An emerging migration crisis is worsening as global warming pushes sea levels higher — and some communities are choosing to voluntarily retreat rather than continue to live in high-risk... → Read More
The State Department Rewrote Its Climate Change Page
The changes reflect a major shift in US climate change policy under the administration of President Donald Trump and his secretary of state, Rex Tillerson. → Read More
Arctic Sea Ice Sets Record-Low Peak for Third Year
Across the Arctic Ocean temperatures were nearly 5 degrees Fahrenheit above average, and in the Chukchi and Barents seas temperatures soared 9F above average. → Read More