If the rift keeps growing larger, the African continent could end up splitting in half, researchers say.
The Pacific Ocean is on track for a record-breaking warmup, fueling fears of extreme weather and historic average temperatures.
After Hurricane Michael laid waste to Tyndall Air Force Base, DARPA turned to a common bivalve for assistance.
Both the East and West are in for unseasonable May temperature trends, but in opposite directions.
Research has shown that severe El Niño events can have lasting effects on Earth’s systems—potentially locking the global climate into a warmer regime.
AI forecast models offer some clear benefits over traditional physical models, but they are ill-equipped to handle the increasing volatility of a warming climate.
The new U.S. Wildland Fire Service is pursuing a management strategy that isn't backed by science.
The team behind "Jerk," a novel tool that predicted eruptions with 92% accuracy for a French volcano, discusses its work and implications.
Much of the U.S. is in for some whiplash weather as record-breaking warmth rapidly transitions to wintry conditions.
Researchers have tracked the Miocene Epoch’s version of the Colorado River to a now dry lakebed east-southeast of the Grand Canyon.