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In past flooding, hydrologists have calculated runoff 1,000 times greater than without mining. Scientists say climate change will intensify heavy rains.

Appalachia is facing a harsh reality after historic flooding in Eastern Kentucky, killing at least 37 people and raising urgent climate questions.

Four noted atmospheric scientists explain that the answer to “why?” is climate change: “The evidence is clear,” said one.

Refrigerator trucks are serving as mobile morgues as residents from the impoverished counties face new storms and potential flash flooding.

Four noted atmospheric scientists explain that the answer to “why?” is climate change: “The evidence is clear,” said one.

Heatwaves are getting ‘more dangerous and deadly’ from climate change as catastrophic flash flooding leaves at least 26 people dead

Pennsylvania’s lieutenant governor, now running for U.S. Senate, supported carbon caps when he was mayor of Braddock and a fracking moratorium during his unsuccessful 2016 Senate campaign. Now, Fetterman balances the “existential threat” of climate change with a need for “energy security.”

Resistance to renewable energy is growing in America’s farm country, including in this Ohio village where a solar proposal has divided the community.

And the winners are...

Darlene Alilain-Horn and Paul Horn are debuting their graphic novel, '88 Hours: Lost and Scared,' at San Diego Comic-Con