weather
The World’s Biggest Climate Case Was Started By Students
The International Court of Justice is considering what legal obligations countries have to protect the climate.
By Anita Hofschneider
Hurricane Conspiracy Theories Are Going to Get People Killed
“This is where climate denial has led us: confusion and uncertainty, fear and anger.”
By Mary Annaïse Heglar
What Happens When It’s Too Hot to Work?
Millions of people have to work outside during dangerous heat waves.
By Kim Kelly
Tokyo Olympics Reschedule Events Around Intense Weather
High temperatures and humidity are causing problems.
By Lucy Diavolo
Climate Change in Bangladesh Puts Girls and Women at Great Risk
It is essential to deal with the social consequences of environmental disasters.
By Kareeda Kabir
Paris Is Flooding and the Pictures Are So Intense
Several streets, trains, and museums have been forced to close.
By De Elizabeth
Gigi and Bella Hadid Are "Heart Broken" After a Storm Devastated Their Hometown
13 people have died as a result of the storm in Santa Barbara County, California.
By Brittney McNamara
Hurricane Irma Destroyed 90% of This Island — And Now Hurricane Jose Is On the Way
Barbuda was hit hard.
By Brittney McNamara
1.5 Million People in Florida Have to Evacuate Because of Hurricane Matthew
Many colleges have already canceled classes until Sunday.
By Korin Miller
Schools Are Already Closing in Preparation for Hurricane Matthew
It's expected to hit states along the East Coast this week.
By Laura Stampler