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Scientists found a “mirror line” slicing through Earth that keeps both halves reflecting the same amount of sunlight, and no one can fully explain it

by Kelly Lippke

Scientists in New Mexico are “training” baby trees to survive wildfire scars that reach 150°F and kill nearly every seedling planted there

Rosemary Mulholland is planting a forest she will never see, and she calls it the greatest privilege of her life

Hunga Tonga shot a record wall of water vapor into the stratosphere and still managed to cool the planet

Climate

Explore the Climate section of The Pulse for in-depth coverage of global warming, environmental change and climate solutions.

14. INTERNAL Costa Ricas howler monkeys kept dying on power lines until a burned orphan named Peque sparked a legal battle that shook the whole country

Climate

Costa Rica’s howler monkeys kept dying on power lines until a burned orphan named Peque sparked a legal battle that shook the whole country

13. INTERNAL A Supernino is quietly rewriting the odds for the 2026 Atlantic hurricane season and forecasters say the danger is far from over

Climate

A “Superniño” is quietly rewriting the odds for the 2026 Atlantic hurricane season and forecasters say the danger is far from over

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Climate

NASA and NOAA sent a hurricane hunter and four research planes skimming over Houston at 1,000 feet, and put college students in charge of the science

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Louisiana’s fishing families are watching their coastline vanish beneath the Gulf and scientists say the clock to act is almost up

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NOAA predicts a calmer 2026 hurricane season but says the memory of one deadly storm should keep every coastal family on alert

19. INTERNAL Kansas wheat farmers brace for their worst harvest in 50 years as drought heat and rising costs close in from every direction

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Kansas wheat farmers brace for their worst harvest in 50 years as drought, heat, and rising costs close in from every direction

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Hurricanes have been measured wrong for 50 years and scientists now want to replace the scale entirely; it may be a problem for Florida but a lifesaver for New Orleans

Northern Ireland, planting trees

Climate

Dozens of people are planting nearly 30,000 trees in a forgotten corner of Northern Ireland to bring back a rainforest that vanished centuries ago and won’t fully return for another hundred years

electrified glowing trees

Climate

Penn State storm chasers in a minivan discovered trees silently glowing with electricity during thunderstorms

California wildfires

Climate

California’s wildfire season is barely underway, and it has already burned nearly twice the historical average

El Niño

Climate

Houston’s weather keeps getting hotter — and a strengthening El Niño could push the next two into record territory

Maine berries

Climate

Maine’s iconic wild blueberry is quietly vanishing from farms that have grown it for generations

Seattle

Climate

Seattle woke up to gray skies and drizzle weeks before summer, and the clouds may not be leaving anytime soon

Amazon forest

Climate

Amazon deforestation just hit an eight-year low and scientists are still sounding the alarm

Seattle

Climate

Seattle called its dams “green” for a century while a river ran dry and three tribes waited for justice

Greenland ice

Climate

Greenland lost six times more ice than expected since 1990, and scientists say the worst melting hasn’t even reached the north yet

Washington

Climate

Dense fog blanketed western Washington one spring morning, and meteorologists are still puzzling over why

Gulf of Mexico

Climate

Gulf of Mexico waters have been heating at twice the global rate since 2012, and hurricane season is about to feel it

Hurricane

Climate

Scientists say every hurricane studied has grown wetter because of climate change, and the worst inland floods are still to come

Hail

Climate

Baseball-sized hail and a growing tornado risk: supercells across the central U.S. are intensifying in ways forecasters are watching closely

16. Severe thunderstorm watch covers three states as elevated storms threaten 2 inch hail and 70 mph winds

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Severe thunderstorm watch covers three states as elevated storms threaten 2-inch hail and 70 mph winds

Arctic sea ice

Climate

Arctic sea ice was supposed to peak in March — instead, it dropped to levels never seen in 45 years of records

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Climate

Hiroshima’s oyster farmers are pulling up their rafts to find 90% of their harvest dead — and the cause lies just beneath the surface

Ocean flips are more frequent

Climate

Scientists studying the oceans have found something more dangerous than warming as sudden ‘flips’ have quietly doubled over the past 150 years

Reducing Co2 changes rainfall patterns

Climate

Pulling CO₂ from the air could change rainfall patterns, and the key lies in how plants breathe

The Earth is holding onto its heat

Climate

Scientists spent years measuring Earth’s energy flow until they realized the planet is holding onto more heat than it can release

tropical peatland fires

Climate

Tropical peatland fires had been fading for over a thousand years, then the 20th century pushed them to levels not seen in two millennia

NOAA, storm

Climate

NOAA warns of “supercells with potential to produce strong tornadoes” and targets 4 states

Goodbye water corpuschriti

Climate

Goodbye to water: Corpus Christi’s last reservoir is at 55% and dropping, with 500,000 residents and petrochemical giants competing for every gallon

Tornado season coming early this year

Climate

Tornado season awakens early — Storms sweep across one region as forecasters warn of “more than 1,000 storms”

Forgotten American island reveals secrets

Climate

It’s a forgotten American island lost in the Pacific — NOAA scientists are racing to study a worrying ocean phenomenon unfolding beneath its waters

NOAA flooding alert for tomorrow

Climate

NOAA issues flooding alert for tomorrow — More than 7 inches of rain expected as storms intensify across the region

America lake about to run dry

Climate

One of America’s most emblematic lakes is about to fade — Experts think the moment is getting closer and it has lost two-thirds since 1986

world beneath antarctica

Climate

Scientists discovered under kilometers of Antarctica’s ice a hidden world with rivers that flow “uphill,” ancient lakes, and vast landscapes

Easter temperatures closer than expected

Climate

It will feel like June before Easter — NOAA warns 11 states of exceptionally high temperatures

Himalaya mountains

Climate

Scientists warn the Himalayan mountains are “changing” faster than anyone expected as winter leaves them bare and rocky instead of snow-covered

February 28, 2026

wildfire canada california

Climate

Many Americans still remember the morning a pale white “sail” rose from the sea and quietly changed a West Coast summer

February 26, 2026

bioluminescent water

Climate

A Florida evening turned into a “glow show” as a faint blue haze hovered over canals, and neighbors watched their yards light up without warning

February 26, 2026

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Climate

NOAA warns over “historic bomb cyclone” — Up to 24 inches of snow and 70 mph winds expected today

February 24, 2026

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Climate

Up to 8 feet of snow, 7 inches of rain, and 60 mph winds are forecast to batter the West Coast Feb 16–22, NOAA warns

February 18, 2026

NOAA warns drivers

Climate

Bad news for drivers: Snow and black ice are back – NOAA warns millions about snowy roads and 8 winter car dangers

December 29, 2025

Polar vortex plunges state into deep freeze

Climate

Polar Vortex strikes back with force and targets one already-frozen state while NOAA warns “it could last weeks”

December 23, 2025

NOAA warns states running out of winter

Climate

Not this year — NOAA warns 7 states ‘run out of winter’ due to ‘abnormally high temperatures’

December 22, 2025

States

Climate

Huge geomagnetic storm to impact America: 15 states will see a unique spectacle on this day

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