Winters 9 Days Shorter in 80% of Major US Cities
New research shows winters have shrunk by an average of nine days across 195 US cities since the 1990s. The data reveals a warming trend even as recent major snowstorms make headlines.
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Satellite Design Tool Cuts Space Collision Risk by 50%
Scientists created a tool that helps satellites gather climate data without turning space into a debris field. It could protect astronauts and satellites as orbital traffic explodes toward 100,000 spacecraft by 2030.
Smart Roads Using AI to Survive Climate Change
Countries worldwide are building roads that predict their own failures using AI and climate data. The shift from endless repairs to smart, climate-ready infrastructure could save billions and protect communities from floods, heatwaves, and storms.
Scientists Camp on Thwaites Glacier to Study Sea Rise
A team of researchers spent a week living on Antarctica's Thwaites Glacier, preparing to drill half a mile into the ice to study how warming oceans affect sea levels. Despite harsh winds and endless snow shoveling, the team stayed hopeful and connected through Starlink internet while waiting for their chance to collect groundbreaking climate data.
India Closes Climate Gap with Better Translation
India's climate science is world-class, but a language barrier is blocking action on the ground. A new push to translate complex climate data into everyday words could save lives and protect communities.
1,500 Students Help NASA Track Fall Leaves for Climate Data
Over 1,500 students across Maine and New Hampshire spent fall 2025 observing changing leaves in their schoolyards, contributing real data to NASA's climate research. Their observations now help scientists worldwide understand how ecosystems respond to our changing climate.