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There have been numerous devastating natural disasters in U.S. history. Learn about the phenomenon of climate change, ways to stop global warming, how to save the rainforests, and what historical weather patterns have to do with the world we live in today.

What Climate Change Is… And How It Impacts You (Things You Might Not Realize)

Climate change is always a hot topic these days. Find out what climate change, global warming, and global cooling mean for you.

Early Arrival Of New England Fall Colors: A Sign Of Climate Change?

When New England fall colors arrive earlier than usual, is it a sign of climate change? Here's the answer.

Hurricane Rita 19 Years Later: Photos & Videos Of The Aftermath

Hurricane Rita struck the United States on September 23rd and 24th of 2005. Some interesting facts, photos, and videos about Hurricane Rita's aftermath.

5 Facts About The Storm Of The Century

Here are 5 facts about the deadly and powerful Storm of the Century. In 1993 this storm hit the gulf coast of Florida leaving destruction and devastation in its path.

What’s Up With All The Weird Weather Lately? (7 Strange Weather Phenomena Explained… How & Why They Happen)

Learn about the 7 weird weather events we're seeing lately: Deadly heat, Record rain, Monster hurricanes, Firenados, Record snow, Chemtrails, Strange clouds

How You Can Help Save The Rainforest And Slow Global Warming

If you're concerned about the environment and global warming, then you'll be glad to know there are very simple things you can do to help protect the tropical rainforest. Here are some ways to stop global warming and save the rainforest.

Global Warming: A Very Short Introduction

A brief history of Global Warming sounds a bit oxymoronic, but we've found a relatively short book, written in relatively easy to understand language, from which you can get a decent foundation of history, science, politics on this hot topic.

‘Year Without A Summer’ Occurred During The Little Ice Age

The Little Ice Age brought about a major climate change and centuries of cooler weather -- including the 'Year Without A Summer.'

10 Record Temperatures: Cold Record Low’s & Hot Record High’s

Record temperatures are usually either hot or cold. Here are 10 record temperatures from both sides of the thermometer.

Facts And Records About Winter Storms

As a weather geek, I set out to find basic info and facts on winter storms - so I could better understand what folks up North have to go through each winter.

Saving Our Ozone Layer: Phasing Out R22 Air Conditioning Refrigerant, Incandescent Light Bulbs & More

Find out what the Montreal Protocol does and how it has played a vital role in protecting the ozone layer in our atmosphere.

How The Clean Air Act Affects You

The Clean Air Act is a set of United States laws and codes that aim to reduce air pollution and regulate air quality.

Spring 2010 Sprang With Near-Record Temperatures & Warmth

Near-record and record temperatures sprang up across much of the nation during spring 2010.

2010 Hurricane Predictions

The 2010 Hurricane Season predictions. Check out how many storms may form this year. Oh, and get ready -- forecasters are predicting an active hurricane season...

2010 Hurricane Name List

The complete 2010 hurricane name list.

Oil Spill Cleanup: How Wind Affects The Recovery Effort

Wind is one of the most important aspects of weather that those involved in the Gulf oil spill cleanup may be most concerned with. If the ocean currents play out like computer models suggest, the oil spill effects could reach the eastern United States -- the Atlantic coastline -- very soon.

Iceland’s Volcano May Affect Global Climate — Just Like Mount Pinatubo Did

The eruption of Iceland's Eyjafjallajokull may affect the global climate. If it does, it wouldn't be the first time a volcano contributed to climate change. The 1991 eruption of Mount Pinatubo actually helped to lower temperatures!

World Climate Change Is Altering Many Well-Known Tourist Hot Spots

World climate change means the many of the beautiful places we know and love are changing. Now's your chance to see some of the 100 places Newsweek magazine thinks may soon look and feel different... or disappear altogether.