Olivia is a freelance reporter for EcoWatch.
The energy crisis has some companies and politicians calling for an increase in fossil fuel exploration, but new data shows that this solution is unnecessary as well as detrimental to avo...
The average temperature in late July for Seattle, Washington, is 79 degrees Fahrenheit. But this week it could see 90 degree temperatures four days in a row, as National Weather Service (...
Protecting biodiversity isn’t just important for its own sake; it’s essential for human wellbeing too.
In 1982, the International Whaling Commission (IWC) voted to ban the practice of commercial whaling that had driven several species to the brink of extinction, as The New York Times repor...
A close encounter between a skeleton shrimp and a comb jelly; a stingray and a porcupinefish searching the same sands for a meal; a family that has lived their whole lives on the water.
What would happen if we stopped spewing all fossil fuels into the atmosphere today?
Could urbanization make it harder for some animals to adapt to the climate crisis?
The climate crisis made the heat wave that took lives and smashed records in India and Pakistan this spring around 30 times more likely.
Does the ocean have a memory, and, if so, can it lose it?
The climate crisis is making droughts more frequent and longer-lasting, a new UN report has announced.
For the first time in more than a century, endangered California condors soared over the redwood forests along the state’s northern coast.
At least a billion people sweltered under extreme temperatures in India and Pakistan as the two countries endure a record-breaking heat wave.
The climate crisis is making the water cycle spin faster and faster.
This is the first week in May, when many bees in the U.S. wake up from their winter hibernation and smell the flowers.
The record-breaking 2020 Atlantic hurricane season was made wetter by the climate crisis.
