If the Greenland ice sheet melts, what happens to New York City? This reporter went to find out.
A New York-based reporter follows scientists to Greenland to try to get a fix on what the future of the world’s second-largest ice sheet could mean for sea level rise and the fate of her home town.
New report forecasts a troubling picture of rising tides, frequent flooding on coasts
The Hubbard Brook Experimental Forest is best known for breakthroughs in acid rain research. And it is still helping scientists learn — now about the effects of clear-cutting and climate change.
Singer Mackenzie Scott didn’t think she could sing until she was 16 and didn’t discover rock and roll until college. Now, she’s breaking the stereotype of the confessional singer-songwriter.
A banner year for New England apples brought back a family’s cider-making tradition
The World’s environment editor Peter Thomson thought his family’s old apple trees were pretty much played out, until this fall, when they exploded with fruit and brought back a tradition.
