Many saw natural gas the bridge fuel to a net-zero energy future. But rapidly emerging climate solutions mean that bridge is getting shorter fast.

This year, Lake Superior saw its lowest January ice levels in 48 years. While there will be outliers, scientists expect the trend to continue.

Damage from three storms in 1998 alone cost more than those during the previous 40 years combined. Since then, the pace of costly storms hasn’t let up.

The National Hurricane Center is getting a head start this year by releasing its tropical weather outlook two weeks earlier.

It’s the center of many Minnesota traditions, but the prized fish isn’t exempt from the effects of climate change.

It’s cross-country skiing season and Minnesotan Jessie Diggins is on a roll. But the snow conditions she was brought up on are rapidly changing.

But will the routine update mask the magnitude of climate change when we hear our daily forecasts?

The blackouts in Texas are just the latest example of of how vulnerable our power grids are to climate change-fueled extreme weather.

The Biden administration and some car companies seem to be going big on electric vehicles. But are consumers and states ready for them?

A recent study shows that if the world can reach net-zero by 2050, global temperatures would stabilize within a few decades. That’s more optimistic than some scenarios suggesting temperatures would keep rising.