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The U.S. experienced 20 climate and weather disasters last year, resulting in $145 billion in damages and killing 688 people, according to NOAA data.

Top California Democrat and Think-Tank Titans Slated to Attend Chinese Communist Diplomacy Event Event comes as officials warn China has ramped up influence efforts California Senate majority leader Robert Hertzberg (D. ) / Getty Images Chuck Ross • May 13, 2021 1:50 pm The Democratic majority leader of the California state senate and officials from some of the United States's top foreign policy think tanks will speak this week at a forum organized by a group with close ties to the Chinese Communist Party. The China Public Diplomacy Association, a group founded by China's Ministry of...

Two energy experts join Stoicheia's scientific advisory board Daniel Schrag, Chris Wolverton join materials discovery tech startup iCrowd Newswire 11 May 2021, 06:07 GMT+10 SKOKIE, Ill. — World-renowned scientists Daniel Schrag and Christopher Wolverton have joined Stoicheia's Scientific Advisory Board, the new tech startup announced today. A MacArthur "Genius" Fellow, Schrag is the Sturgis Hooper Professor of Geology and professor of environmental science and engineering at Harvard University, where he studies Earth's climate history in order to understand current climate challenges and mi...

Science Moms Help Other Moms Tackle Climate Change Unmute MADISON (WKOW) - The group is hoping to give moms the resources to not only talk but fight climate change. Founded within the last five years, the group consists of eight climate scientists located across the United States; one scientist teaches at Texas Tech University while another teaches at Colorado State. Another scientist teaches at the University of Wisconsin - Madison. Her name is Tracey Holloway. A math major originally, Holloway says she switched her career to study the atmosphere and the environme...

A recent webinar examined how the COVID-19 pandemic and other factors could affect the global food system.