Politics Mormon Church works to save the Great Salt Lake with big water donation Its leaders have permanently donated a small reservoir’s worth of church-owned water to the lake, which some scientists warn could disappear before the decade ends.
Top Story Making new climate data from old timber When an old building is demolished, its construction materials can reveal the secrets of the past.
Newsletter www.nationalgeographic.com ‘Megadrought’ persists in western U.S., as another extremely dry year develops The long-running dry stretch rivals anything in the last 1200 years, a sign of climate-change induced "aridification."
Solutions Cattle have stopped breeding, koalas die of thirst: A vet's hellish diary of climate change The paddocks are bare, the dams dry. A veterinarian describes the devastation of climate change in the northern NSW community of Inverell.
Newsletter e360.yale.edu Rising temperatures are stressing the US corn belt Climate change is hitting the United States' corn and soybean belt on two fronts.
