Originally published on November 26, 2018 The Atlantic 1. Extreme hot weather is getting more common, and cold weather more rare.  2. Climate change has doubled the

CNN For 10 years, some residents in Denmark, South Carolina, have been suspicious of the rust-colored water coming from their taps. They've been collecting samples in jars

The Hill Acting Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) chief Andrew Wheeler joined others in the Trump administration Wednesday in criticizing last week’s major climate change report for describing

CNN Virginia Tech engineering Professor Marc Edwards watched as water flowed from a garden hose in Enterprise, Louisiana. As he moved a jar to catch a sample,

Yahoo! News Trump has frequently called climate change a hoax and in 2017, he pulled the U.S. out of an environmental action accord signed by 195 nations

East Bay Times Despite the science on trichloroethylene’s risks, IBM never warned my late husband about the dangers.  The federal government needs to step in.

Washington Post President Trump on Tuesday dismissed a landmark report compiled by 13 federal agencies detailing how damage from global warming is intensifying throughout the country, saying

San Diego Union Tribune Top air quality officials in California currently have no way to fully assess whether regions from San Diego to Sacramento are on track

The Hill Producers at "Fox & Friends" provided pre-interview questions to former Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Administrator Scott Pruitt and provided his team with discussion topics in

The Sacramento Bee The man who oversees America’s national forests for the Trump administration offered a novel idea Monday to help the fire-ravaged town of Paradise recover