U.S. citizens and scientists have a need and a right to know the size of the problem with regards to climate change.

A University of Alabama study found that 65% of the total warming trend between 1895 and 2023 was due to increasing population density at the suburban and urban weather stations. Increasing population ...

President Donald Trump’s administration is on a crusade against efforts to grapple with climate change ... policy-ending ‘Green New Deal’ initiatives.” A NOAA spokesperson said it is ...

Tens of millions of dollars in NSF grants have been slashed, and scientists fear the US is about to lose a generation of ...

"This article discusses these actions, some of their legal implications, and the litigation challenges that have already been ...

But without ongoing support from NOAA, any technical glitches will take longer to fix, and the NSIDC will struggle to support any users who need help. “This change in support limits our ability ...

Channel Islands National Marine Sanctuary (CINMS) officials are not yet sure exactly how expected federal budget cuts to the ...

Dominion Energy’s massive project off the coast of Virginia would be a boon for U.S. jobs and energy needs—not to mention the ...

The data collected by that NOAA office is critical to the daily updates provided by the Colorado-based center, which tracks one of the most obvious effects of climate change ... Center for Climate ...

The reduction in funding has sparked a debate about the potential consequences for public safety, particularly concerning ...

A meteorologist explains three essential components of NOAA hurricane data collection that forecasters everywhere rely on yet ...