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Austin working to update climate plan

Climate Science

Georgia State University using AI to limit food waste

Students at staff at one university are using artificial intelligence to do something about the food waste problem.
Climate Science

How NOAA is helping us better understand Earth

You've heard of the National Weather Service, but you may not be as familiar with the organization in charge of it.
Holidays

Halloween costume tips that cut down on waste

While Halloween is all about the thrills and chills, wasteful one-and-done costumers can have scary impacts on the planet.
Climate Science

Scientists studying effect of climate change on hurricane strength

Scientists are studying the effect of climate change on hurricane strength.
Climate Science

Brewing a cold beer on a warming planet is hard. Germany uses education to fight climate change

Germany’s beer industry relies on education and research to combat the climate change that's wreaking havoc on farms and breweries across the country.
Climate Science

Brewing a cold beer on a warming planet is hard. Germany uses education to fight climate change

Beer brewers in Germany say climate change is causing problems for their industry, and they're looking for solutions.
Food

How researchers are adapting apples for a changing climate

Apple-picking season is in full swing, but our changing climate is putting apples at risk.
Climate Science

Austin metro ranked fifth-highest in nation for wildfire damage risk, according to new report

Austin ranked as the highest metro area outside of California for wildfire risk.
Weather

July 2024 was the hottest month ever recorded on Earth

The NOAA has again recorded record-setting worldwide warmth for the 14th month in a row.
Climate Science

Study says glaciers in Alaska are melting faster

Alaska is home to many glaciers, and a new study found ice there is melting faster these days.
Climate Science

Bill Nye says extreme heat is the new normal

As many try to find ways to stay cool amid continuous extreme heat, science educator Bill Nye says these types of temperatures are the new normal.