Heat waves threaten costs for the economy, sapping workers' productivity, shutting shoppers inside their homes and driving up utility costs, analysts told ABC News.

Beginning in fall term 2022, Erin Collins, Assistant Professor of Geography, partnered with Sarah Marcella Parella, Dartmouth Libraries Book Arts Workshop program manager, for GEOG 25: Social Justice ...

Record-breaking heat waves are even stunning scientists monitoring the acceleration of climate change.

The Gund Institute for Environment hosts speakers and other events throughout the spring and fall semesters. We welcome you to join us.

New England faces drought conditions, but research shows a decrease in droughts over the past 40 years. Prepare for the new normal: flooding.

New England faces drought and flood risks. Despite decreasing droughts, heavy rainfall and floods are increasing.

New research finds that since 2010 killer heat waves have become 200 times more likely, thanks to greenhouse gas emissions, and the scientists say about half of the increase in heatwaves can be attrib...