Athmospheric

Copper sulfide catalysts may look chemically stable in the laboratory, but new research suggests that their surfaces are constantly being...

Glaciers may look solid and immovable from a distance, but much of their most important structural damage is hidden beneath...

Massive hurricanes are no longer rare catastrophes separated by generations. As the climate warms, major storms are becoming more frequent,...

New York City’s efforts to reduce air pollution may have delivered an unexpected benefit to the city’s youngest residents: better...

What if the key to drought-resistant crops is not simply how much water a plant uses, but when it chooses...

CORVALLIS, Ore. — The Atlantic Ocean’s great conveyor belt may be doing far more than transporting heat around the planet....

Climate change is forcing butterflies in the German Alps into a stark ecological choice: adapt to rising temperatures where they...

A century of reconstructed ice data from the Laurentian Great Lakes is challenging the familiar story of inexorably shrinking winter...

Researchers from Lanzhou University have uncovered a vast bacterial network linking the atmosphere, glaciers, rivers, lakes, and soils of the...

Tornadoes are among the most difficult atmospheric hazards to predict. They can form within minutes, occupy only a small area,...