
undark.org
07 March 2018
Ticks creep into Canada, with lyme disease (and confusion) in tow
Reported Lyme cases in Canada increased more than six-fold between 2009 and 2016, but many patients are still struggling to get diagnosed and treated.
It’s been half a century since Agnes delivered its devastating downpours. But decades later, the hurricane’s legacy lives on for those who witnessed it and those who study storms of similar proportions.
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Australia is badly prepared for food insecurity fuelled by the climate crisis and war, former military leaders have warned.
The Department of Energy retained a global public relations firm with longstanding fossil fuel ties, continuing a practice that ramped up during the Trump administration.
By the early 2010s there were about 13 percent fewer storms across all oceans than there were in the late 19th century, according to a new study published on Monday in Nature Climate Change.
Researchers say that a new breakthrough could lead to new ways of growing food in a world wracked by climate change.
Noted ecologist John Harte offers a fresh take on the dire topic of climate change.
The toxic “forever chemicals” are used in fracking wells across the country.
Millions here suffer from twin hallucinations: Guns don’t cause our mass shootings, and the climate isn’t changing.
Virginia Organizing's 27-year history as a role model for The Daily Climate
The Climate Comedy Cohort aims to help comedians infuse climate activism into their creative work.
Justice Alito’s longstanding consistency in wanting to restrict EPA authority makes it transparent where he wants the court to go.