Unseasonably warm weather that rapidly melts snowpack is becoming more widespread in the U.S. West and happening earlier in the year.

If the program succeeds, Kazakhstan will become the world's first country to re-establish the tiger into an ecosystem it had disappeared from.

Q&A with hydrologist Adrienne Marshall on why this past winter’s snowpack fell so low, how global warming increased the odds and what the future may hold

Infernos ravaged continental expanses of ferns during mass extinction of land and sea animals.

Extreme snow droughts like the one that plagued the West this winter will become more frequent — and eventually the norm — across much of the region as climate change fuels warmer temperatures, accord...

July 10, 2026 - Daniel Swain - June was mostly warmer than average in California, but without exceptional heat and with robust coastal marine layer; large and destructive wildfires explode across Southern Rockies amid strong winds and extreme drought June was a relatively warm month across much of the western U.S. compared to long-term averages, though record warmth was limited to the #