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Extreme Weather

A heat dome is parking over the Pacific Northwest and priming the region for record June temperatures

By Everett Sloane

Energy Transition

Solid-state batteries promise faster charging and more range, and Toyota, Nissan, and VW are racing to ship them

By Everett Sloane

Extreme Weather

The Santa Rosa Island fire has charred 18,379 acres inside Channel Islands National Park

By Everett Sloane

Extreme Weather

The Fourth of July is forecast to run 2 to 4°F hotter than the historical average this year

By Everett Sloane

Extreme Weather

The Springs Fire burned 4,176 acres in Riverside County and forced Moreno Valley evacuations

By Everett Sloane

Energy & Climate

The Eiffel Tower can stand about 15 centimeters taller in summer heat

By Everett Sloane

Extreme Weather

The U.S. is running about 2.9°F warmer than normal this June, forecasters say

By Everett Sloane

Energy & Climate

Lithium prices have fallen about 70% from their 2022 peak

By Everett Sloane

Extreme Weather

The Tower Fire exploded across 2,000 acres in under two hours east of Bakersfield, forcing evacuations

By Everett Sloane

Energy Transition

Data centers could swallow up to 17% of all U.S. electricity by 2030 as AI demand surges

By Everett Sloane

Extreme Weather

A disturbance off eastern Mexico has a 20% shot at developing as it eyes the northwestern Gulf

By Everett Sloane

Extreme Weather

Forecasters say 2026 is on track to be the hottest year in U.S. history after more than 7,000 daily heat records fell

By Everett Sloane

Energy & Climate

A typical gas engine wastes more than half its fuel as heat, not motion

By Everett Sloane

Extreme Weather

8 weather phenomena most people will never see in person

By Everett Sloane

Nuclear

China’s Linglong One is set to become the world’s first commercial onshore small modular reactor this year

By Everett Sloane

Energy & Climate

Researchers built biodegradable beads from dairy and tofu waste that pull carbon dioxide from the air

By Everett Sloane

Extreme Weather

The U.S. has already logged more than a dozen billion-dollar weather disasters in 2026

By Everett Sloane

Power and Grids

U.S. data-center power demand has nearly doubled since 2023, reaching about 42 gigawatts

By Everett Sloane

Extreme Weather

A single hurricane can release more energy in a day than the entire world uses in a year

By Everett Sloane

Energy & Climate

Modern wind-turbine blades can stretch longer than a football field

By Everett Sloane

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