Earth Articles
Tsunami’s trek traced in the sky
Scientists photograph atmospheric ripples that followed the March tsunami across the Pacific
Ash blast
Tiny particles ejected from a 2010 volcanic eruption pose big problems.
Sea changes
Carbon dioxide is making the oceans more acidic
Quake leaves destruction, fear
In Japan, an earthquake started a tsunami that caused a nuclear disaster
Watering the Air
Crop irrigation and farming practices could mean a cooler, wetter Midwest
Antarctica warms, which threatens penguins
Unexpected rates of warming threaten to change Antarctica and pose a threat to the survival of some of its penguins.
Science loses out when ice caps melt
Tropical glaciers are vanishing at an especially rapid pace—and taking valuable climate records with them.
Where rivers run uphill
Three scientists travel to Antarctica to explore a secret world hidden beneath the ice.
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