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The impacts of climate change can be seen even at Sugarloaf Mountain.

Anyone who uses the filter and pledges to reduce their carbon emissions can enter to win free season passes to Palisades for next season.

Forecasting Our Future: Naval Post Graduate School studying clouds after rainfall

MMSD's rain garden plant sale is going on right now. The plants for sale will help to manage rain where it falls, which has positive impacts on our environment.

Current projects show that without major emissions reductions, intensifying droughts brought on by human-caused climate change could cut global wheat crop yields in half.

Temperatures play a big role in pothole formation — and our changing climate could make repairing rough roads a more challenging task.

Over time, records show that the Susquehanna Valley is seeing an upward shift in precipitation.

A 1-foot rise in sea level swallows up more coastline than you think.

Special aircraft and satellite data can give water managers extra assurance when making decisions for the months ahead in times of drought or flooding.

A 1-foot rise in sea level swallows up more coastline than you think.