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The taxpayer funded crop insurance program is propping up farmers who continue to plant in frequently flooded fields.

Battery storage capacity in the United States more than doubled last year. But supply chain issues and access to raw materials could slow that growth this year.

By the 2030s, research suggests the Arctic could see its first summer with no sea ice at all. But quick action on methane could help.

Climate scientists were stunned last week when temperatures in Antarctica spiked 50 to 90 degrees higher than average for March.

A new study says Minnesota winters and summers will be significantly warmer by the turn of the century.

Global leaders are calling for increased oil production outside of Russia at a time when scientists say the time to act on climate change is now.

A lead author of the latest United Nations’ climate report says climate migration is already happening in many places.

Coffee is a very finicky crop, needing just the right “Goldilocks” climate and altitude to produce rich, quality brews. So naturally, climate change is taking a toll.

The shift in cold weather trends has affected everything from when you can begin ice fishing each year, to what you can plant in your yard, to the management of invasive pests.

More frequent severe storms and subtle temperature shifts are threatening Monarchs in Mexico’s butterfly sanctuaries.