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Extreme Heat May Affect Your Energy Bill

By Solcyré Burga

Here's Why Mosquitoes May Be Biting You

By Chantelle Lee

New Poll: Voters Anxious About EVs

By Philip Elliott

Think Cicadas Are Weird? Wait Until You Meet Superfans

By Seth Borenstein / AP
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A Letter to My Son About the Earth He'll Inherit

Bill Weir writes a letter to his son, River, about how climate change is a problem created and solved by stories.

By Bill Weir

Chunk of Teton Pass Road Collapses

It was not immediately clear how long it will take to reopen the road, a vital artery for people who live in both Wyoming and in Idaho.

By Associated Press

Consumers Don’t Buy Corporate Blame Shifting on Climate

A new survey shows that consumers think companies have the most responsibility to tackle climate change

By Justin Worland

Penguins Are Key Indicators of the Ocean's Health

The plight of penguins can serve as a guidepost for what needs to happen if we are to preserve life on both land and sea.

By Philip Lymbery and Leticia Carvalho

Woman Survives Quicksand on Maine Beach

Jamie Acord was walking at the water's edge at Popham Beach State Park over the weekend when she sunk to her hips in a split second.

By Associated Press

Pineapple-Sized Hail Found in Texas

Storm trackers in the Texas Panhandle recovered a massive hail stone that researchers say is likely to be a new state record.

By Associated Press

How to Stay Safe During a Heat Wave

The sweltering heat will impact California, Arizona, New Mexico, Nevada, Utah, Colorado, Oregon, Idaho, and Wyoming through Friday.

By Solcyré Burga

World Has Had Record-Breaking Temperatures for 12 Months

But this might only be the beginning, experts warn.

By Simmone Shah

Black Bear Caught After Suburb Stroll

The bear showed up around lunchtime in a residential area of Camp Hill, outside the capital of Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.

By Associated Press

Southwest U.S. to Bake in Heat Wave

The first heat wave of the season is bringing triple-digit temperatures earlier than usual to much of the Southwest.

By SCOTT SONNER and ANITA SNOW / AP

Women Rangers Work to Slow Deforestation

A vast tropical archipelago stretching across the equator, Indonesia is home to the world’s third-largest rainforest.

By VICTORIA MILKO and DITA ALANGKARA / AP

What is Meteorological Summer?

While the summer solstice is not until June 20, many scientists consider the start of summer to be much sooner.

By Chantelle Lee

Iceland Volcano Starts Erupting Again

The eruption began in the early afternoon following a series of earthquakes north of the town of 3,800 people.

By MARCO DI MARCO / AP

N. Korea flies trash over the South

The balloon campaign came as North Korean leader Kim Jong Un urged his military scientists to overcome a failed satellite launch,

By KIM TONG-HYUNG / AP

Exxon's Climate Fight With Investors Won't Be the Last

Exxon and some of its investors view their financial duties differently—and it's a trend that's bound to continue as climate change worsens.

By Justin Worland

Memorial Day Weekend Storms Leave at Least 22 Dead

A series of powerful storms swept over the central and southern U.S. over the Memorial Day holiday weekend, causing deaths in Texas, Oklahoma, Arkansas and Kentucky.

By Bruce Schreiner and Julio Cortez / AP
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