Stories by Francisco "A.J." Camacho

Warmer temperatures were supposed to make Arctic shipping easier. But thick floating ice created by local melting is a bigger risk than people realized

Scientists say efforts to tame methane in agriculture can spur the output of another greenhouse gas: nitrous oxide

A California company says it has developed a novel way of making concrete that doesn’t contribute to global warming

Scientists recently discovered giant viruses infecting algal blooms that dot the Greenland ice sheet

Melting glaciers are creating a green energy windfall in Iceland—but for how long?

Researchers want to create an AI system that can quickly detect and debunk false or misleading claims about climate change

Extreme heat caused by climate change can exacerbate a variety of neurological ailments, from Alzheimer’s disease to migraines to epilepsy, new research shows

Two countries—Slovenia and Venezuela—have lost all of their glaciers. It is a grim benchmark showing the progression of climate change

At least 2.1 million cases of dengue fever have been reported in North and South America, and this year 1,800 people have died from the mosquito-borne disease

With a new EPA rule aiming to reduce carbon emissions from the biggest class of trucks in the U.S., companies are experimenting with overhead cables and wireless road charging

Great Smoky Mountains National Park’s spruce and fir forests are rebounding from overlogging and acid rain but may be no match for higher temperatures