Science Aug 29 Melting ‘Zombie ice’ from Greenland will raise sea level by 10 inches, study says By Seth Borenstein, Associated Press
Science Mar 31 ‘Protectors of the coast’ — what the northward march of mangroves means for fishing, flooding and carbon Ranges of mangroves have naturally waxed and waned over the years, influenced by the weather, but with climate change has come a crucial reduction in crop- and tree-killing freeze events. By Ayurella Horn-Muller, Climate Central
Nation Oct 08 Watch 9:12 Will the traditions of tiny Tangier Island survive or sink? Life on Tangier Island has always been defined by water. Now it is menacing its very existence. Battered by Chesapeake Bay's relentless waves, scientists say the land’s shrinking is accelerating, as man-made climate change makes the waves from rising seawater… By John Yang, Jaywon Choe
Science Oct 28 Watch New York uses lessons learned from Sandy to build defenses against super-storms New York uses lessons learned from Sandy to build defenses against super-storms…
Science Mar 14 Watch Report: NYC, Southern Calif. Among Big Targets of Accelerating Sea Level Rise Report: NYC, Southern Calif. Among Big Targets of Accelerating Sea Level Rise…
May 14 Watch Polar Bears Listed as ‘Threatened’ Due to Loss of Arctic Ice In a highly anticipated decision, the Interior Department on Wednesday declared the polar bear "threatened" under the Endangered Species Act because of shrinking Arctic ice due to global warming. Two analysts consider the impact of the decision. Continue watching
Feb 02 Humans to Blame for Global Warming, U.N. Report Says By Admin, PBS News Hour The evidence for global warming is "unequivocal" and it is "very likely" that human actions are to blame for rising temperatures, an international panel of climate experts said Friday. Continue reading