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With mid-terms just days away, there’s been a lot of talk about the state of our political discourse: the extreme polarization and seeming inability of…

It’s no secret that the lobster fishery in southern New England is in trouble. The population has declined by almost eighty percent in the past few…

Dozens of artists share their vision about the inter relatedness of the climate emergency, racial, and social justice. We talk with the organizers of the…

Seven new Climate Hubs established by the U.S. Department of Agriculture aim to help secure our food supply in the face of rapidly changing climate…

Science historian Naomi Oreskes stumbled upon what has become one of the most contentious facts of our time: the nearly unanimous consensus that humans…

By Joshua Conrad Jackson, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and Michele Gelfand, University of MarylandTwo trends have defined the past decade…

Today is the first day of COP22, the twenty second annual meeting of international climate change negotiators. This year’s conference is like none of the…

New research points to some of the subtle ways climate change can affect daily (or not-so-daily, as the case may be) life.Flying somewhere this long…

President Trump’s State of the Union address included the word “science” not just once, as was the case in last year’s speech, but twice. The President…

At noon on December 12th - 12 o'clock on 12/12 - the bells of Notre Dame were tolling non-stop, as the electronic notification went out that international…