With Valentine’s Day approaching, we're look at modern romance through the lens of science! Since Valentine’s Day is often considered a hot and steamy holiday, we figured we’d dig into the hottest overlap in science these days: dating and climate change.
Dr. Jeremy Hoffman, talks about new research that builds on previous urban heat island findings, linking hotter surface temperatures with the New Deal-era neighborhood ranking system called “redlining.”
Scientists have been watching Earth’s wildfires for some time now and are now seeing how climate change factors into these devastating natural disasters.
Before all the science stories of 2020 begin to roll, let’s take a moment to acknowledge some of the big science stories from last year that humanity can now build on in the new year. What were the big science stories of 2019?
In case you haven’t noticed, it's cold out there again! One way to study how our overall climate is doing is by looking at our first frost date of the season.