Grab your camera. This week another round of extremely high tides will hit the California coast, and scientists want your photos. Continue reading →

The organizers of the Bay Area King Tide Photo Initiative want you to grab your camera and help document the tides. Continue reading →

An insider’s perspective: Cancun provided glimmers of what could be if nations put their minds to it. Continue reading →

As the world warms: No glaciers at Glacier, no Joshua trees at Joshua Tree. Continue reading →

The lowly salt marsh could be one of our best defenses against rising sea levels. A major new effort is underway to expand them in San Francisco Bay. Continue reading →

The heat wave in Russia and rising wheat prices raise complicated questions about agricultural strategies in a changing world. Continue reading →

The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change has announced the contributors for its next Assessment Report. All 831 of them. Continue reading →

A comprehensive but cautious report from NOAA projects impacts of climate change along California’s north-central coast. Continue reading →

Three panels assembled by the National Academy of Sciences agree that states play a key role in the nation’s response to climate change. Continue reading →

And it’s not just about how much by when. How we’ll respond remains largely unanswered, too. Continue reading →