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EV adoption is accelerating as governments and corporations work towards meeting climate change-related emissions reduction targets. Learn more here.

A study conducted by the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory (Berkeley Lab) shows more than 1.1 TW of solar and energy storage capacity were in the U.S.

New Guy, who will get his official name on Monday, April 18, sits on a ledge of the Campanile in the loaf position. Loafing is a relatively common activity for birds, according to Cal Falcons, but varies by species and individual. New Guy loafs frequently, and speculation is that perhaps he loafs to takes weight off his injured leg.

New research published in Nature has confirmed that some of the most destructive hurricanes to pummel the U.S. in the past decade were made worse by climate change. Hurricane Katrina, Hurricane Irma and Hurricane Maria were 5 to 10 percent wetter because of global warming, scientists at the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory found.

Emerging technology like solar and wind energy, electric cars as well as improving agricultural practices can greatly help to curb the unprecedented warming.

You obviously know that turning off lights and powering down electronics is one way to lower your electricity usage and, as a result, money. But what

The beloved Northside coffee shop Brewed Awakening was voted best coffee by The Daily Californian just last year, and is closing April 15.

Perihelion is the point at which an orbiting body is closest to the sun. The word comes from Greek and literally means around (peri) the sun (helios).

Physicists are closing in on the true nature of the neutrino — and might be closer to answering a fundamental question about our own existence

Across the Central Rockies, it’s been an unseasonably warm, dry year. Denver smashed the record for its latest first measurable winter snow. Colorado ski resorts delayed opening because temperatures were