A third of the U.S. Geological Survey’s Climate Adaptation Science Centers are expected to drastically wind down and possibly close after Sept. 30.

Some U.S. climate centers are expected to run out of money due to stalled federal funding and agreements that the U.S.

That leaves a big question: Is the nation prepared to adapt to the consequences? For many years, federally funded scientists have been developing solutions to help reduce the harm climate change is ...

Long-term relationships built on a foundation of trust between communities, researchers and the natural world can transform science, education and climate adaptation. That is the central message of a ...

Douglas McIntyre, Editor-in-Chief at Climate Crisis 24/7, reported that the Trump administration is moving to close several U ...

The Great Lakes have more than 100 native fish species but only one native sturgeon: the lake sturgeon. Called “Namaew” in ...

Armed with their FIU kits, the volunteers will head into flood-prone neighborhoods to document conditions and upload results ...

Obesity has long been portrayed as a matter of willpower, with popular culture reinforcing the idea that weight loss is ...

in this 2023 photo, Montana Airey, a New England Climate Adaptation Science Center fellow and a graduate student at Cornell University, discusses her research at the NE CASC Fellows Intensive held in ...

At long last, Australia has a national climate adaptation plan to guide public and private responses to intensifying threats.

A regional climate research center based in Amherst could close next month because the Trump administration froze its funding and is limiting what work researchers are allowed to do. The freeze comes ...