After the worst single-year drought in Texas' history, the state has some tough decisions to make about how to prepare for the future with a growing population.
Myhrvold finds we need clean energy yesterday (and no natural gas) to avoid being cooked
A new study shows that American opinion on climate change is significantly affected by voting trends in Washington.
Public understanding that global warming is happening remains unchanged at 63 percent, while belief that it is caused mostly by human activities increase to 50%
The Durban conference on climate change ended nearly where it started, with modest movement forward
Several reports show the scope of this year's heat, drought, and extreme weather events.
Texas State Climatologist John Nielsen-Gammon has been attending the annual meeting of the American Geographical Union and made several blog posts
Some scientists say much of what is now Galveston Island could someday be under water and that the State is masking that threat.
The drought that has plagued Texas is virtually certain to continue at least until early summer, climate experts said.
Yale researchers show that the cooling effect of tree cover and other vegetated areas is far outpaced by the cooling achieved through reflective roofing.
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