America's coastal cities are sinking more rapidly than previously thought, elevating the risk of flooding and exacerbating the impact of sea level rise from climate change.
The world is getting hotter. Last year, a record-breaking heat wave caused 61,000 deaths in Europe.
The past week of unrelenting heat has given California a sobering glimpse of the future. We’ve gotten a taste of what a warmer planet feels like — and it’s brutal.
Move over, earthquakes. Scientists say California is at risk of a megaflood that would do far more damage than any quake and could prove to be the most costly geophysical disaster to date.
Five Bay Area cities have banned new gas stations in response to the growing threat of climate change. Los Angeles could be next.
The United States has grown 2.6 degrees warmer since 1970. California is the 16th fastest-warming state. Our temperature has increased 2.9 degrees farenheight over the past 52 years.
Climate change is threatening some of the most iconic plant life in California and could eventually transform our beloved desert communities.
In its first ever assessment of climate change’s potential impacts on pension risk, the California Public Employees Retirement System has found that 20% of its investments are in sectors vulne
Experts call it an ARKStorm and they believe it could cause three times as much damage as the mega quake Angelenos have been warned about for decades.