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Workers in yellow rain gear try to divert mud brown flood water.

'It Comes to Race': Marin City Residents Demand Flood Protections

This Parasite is Cramping The Monarch Butterfly’s Style

A photo illustration with torn up pieces of white and grey pieces of paper. Each has an excerpt from a report from the San Francisco Civil Grand Jury.

SF Supervisors Unhappy With City's Lack of Action to Protect Bayview-Hunters Point Residents From Toxic Sea Level Rise

A black woman with a blue jacket, baseball hat and long ear sits on a bench. A white semi-truck passes behind.

'A Lesson in Discrimination': A Toxic Sea Level Rise Crisis Threatens West Oakland

The image shows an outdoor celebration on the street. Black people in warm-weather clothing mingle and sit around long tables covered with white cloths and showing various kinds of beverages on top. A man in blue jeans, a blue shirt and cream-colored cowboy hat sits on a horse and leans in to speak to people at the tables. In the background is a church with a tall, pointed tower. Behind the people is a white bouncy house.

California Democrats Pass Far-Reaching Climate Package in Final Days of Legislative Session

Data centers have become integral to a global economy that's powered by digital information. However, many of the facilities depend on water to keep from overheating. That is further straining water resources in places like California, where Lake Oroville is almost dry due to severe drought that's being fueled by climate change.

Data Centers, Backbone of the Digital Economy, Face Water Scarcity and Climate Risk

The rounded towers of a nuclear power plant sit at the edge of the Pacific Ocean in the center right of the image. Multiple buildings border the plant and sit to the left of the towers. In the foreground are rolling brown hills with scrub brush and dry grasses, with curving roads along them, and electricity towers perched in various locations. In the center of the image are two turquoise pools. The ocean in the top of the image is steel blue.

Decision on Diablo Canyon Nuclear Power Plant Could Be Postponed

A flock of birds with black and white wings flies over a watery pea green landscape below -- their shadows marking the colorful salt pond below..

Migratory Birds Return As Salt Ponds Heal: Documenting a Damaged World in Transition

A woman with coffee skin presses the back of her hand to her forehead as she walks along a sidewalk in a record-breaking heat wave. She's wearing wire-frame glasses with a black top and a black t-shirt, and carrying a cream-colored tote bag over her shoulder.

Researchers Can Now Explain How Climate Change Is Affecting Your Weather

See a Map of Bay Area Hazardous Sites at Risk From Rising Seas

: A middle-aged Black woman stands on a sidewalk, with two Victorian-style homes visible at an angle behind her, one gray, one white, both with a set of steps leading up from the sidewalk to a first floor. She has long black twists past her elbows and wears a red headband and a red velour jacket over a Black t-shirt with a circular logo in white print that says "Can We Live."

For These Black Bayview-Hunters Point Residents, Reparations Include Safeguarding Against Rising, Toxic Contamination

A Black woman with long black braids is wearing a purple shirt that reads 'Can we Live.' People are standing on the cement steps of San Francisco City Hall holding signs about environmental justice for the neighborhood of Bayview-Hunters Point.

'Poorly Prepared': SF Civil Grand Jury Slams City for Not Protecting Residents From Toxic Contamination

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