A team has developed a model to determine the influences of humans and climate on vegetation changes. Valerie Smock explains what has the greatest effect.
A team has developed a model to determine the influences of humans and climate on vegetation changes. Valerie Smock explains what has the greatest effect.
Researchers have found that reducing certain pollutants from being released into the atmosphere may slow down sea-level rise. Valerie Smock tells us what they are.
A NASA-funded study found that northern latitudes are looking similar to the lusher latitudes to the south. Valerie Smock explains what is making the north look greener.
Researchers from Columbia University and NASA say there may be a delay in summer monsoon rain in the Southwest by the end of the century. Valerie Smock explains who is affected.
Researchers from the University of Iowa completed a study that shows an increase in heavy rainfalls in the Midwest over the past 60 years. Valerie Smock explains what caused the increase.
According to NASA, there are a few different reasons as to what caused a hole in the Arctic ozone. Valerie Smock explains what or who is to blame.
They say a change will do you good, but when it comes to storms, that may not be the case. Researchers say climate change is affecting those storms. Valerie Smock has the details.
Even though the climate may be changing, there are still ways to help reduce greenhouse gases. Valerie Smock has more on how to do it.
Allergies from pollen are projected to intensify with a changing climate. This means you could be dealing with more sneezing and such into the next few seasons. Valerie Smock explains.
There are certain ways we go from point A to point B. Some of those modes of transportation are harmful to the climate. Valerie Smock explains ways to travel better.
