The world is moving too slowly in its efforts to confront climate change, and some communities are already experiencing serious losses because of limits to adaptation that leave bases uncovered.

Previous CU Boulder studies have looked at individual fire sites and found that forests recovered slowly or not at all.

While the rate of losses has declined, the ecosystems are still threatened and are facing more environmental stress.

High-resolution NASA satellite data have made it possible for scientists to develop maps showing the "quality" of tropical forests.

Some experts believe storms are forming later in the season as the Earth continues to get hotter.

‘Virtual’ coral reefs become diagnostic tool to help manage the planet’s reefs

Researchers also observed size and compositional differences by region and season.

Berkeley Lab study finds warmer California temperatures by mid-century will be too hot for some crops, just right for others

The resilience of North America’s plant biomes is declining — indicating that today’s landscapes are “primed to herald a major extinction event” not seen since the retreat of glaciers and arrival of humans 13,000 years ago, scientists reported in a new study published in the journal Global Change Biology.

Nearly every summer, phytoplankton trace the sea’s currents, eddies, and flows.