Living a whole century and a half? Apparently, it’s not as far-fetched as you might think, but it carries with it risks.

A debate brews on the role of climate change in the record-breaking drought of 2012.

Is there a connection? And if so, how does it work? Does a warming world lead to more El Ninos? More La Ninas? Or more intense El Ninos and La Ninas?

For many storm victims whose homes were battered or destroyed by Sandy, the answer is “rebuild.” Governor Cuomo has an alternative.

Could the heat coming from your refrigerator be contributing to global warming?

There are extremes and then there are EXTREMES.

They say time waits for no man. The news, of course, waits for no one either. An apt idea for today as we review of some of the environmental goings-on during our holiday break.

Did Hurricane Sandy violate the State Legislature's restriction on sea level rise?

Hurricane Sandy receives top billing of “superstorm.” Here’s why, with a look back at other superstorms.

It’s now official: The 2012 Arctic summer sea ice melt blows past the previous record low.