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Kiley Price is a science journalist who focuses on biodiversity, fisheries, ocean health and climate change. She earned her master’s degree at New York University’s Science, Health and Environmental Reporting Program. Previously, Kiley earned her bachelor’s degree in biology with a minor in journalism at Wake Forest University, where she spent a month in Thailand reporting on

Increasingly frequent marine heat waves are hammering away at the world’s coral reefs, scientists say.

The Oregon ecosystem that resembles fictional “Arrakis” is eroding due to extreme weather.

Green spaces and porous soil helped trap water that could have exacerbated flooding during California storms.

A new report reveals the outsize impact of climate change on local restaurants, which could trickle down to consumers.

A cycle of drought and flooding in California is driving higher cases of Valley fever, along with other diseases, research shows.

Federal officials have linked ropes tangled in a dead endangered whale’s fin to Maine lobster equipment.

Doctors have reported surges of gastrointestinal illness when intense storms like this week’s atmospheric rivers overwhelm wastewater treatment plants and flood communities with raw sewage.

Expanded whale “school zones” could help prevent boat collisions, but proposed rules are facing backlash from the boating industry.

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