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Climate Change

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Study links climate change to higher water bills in some communities

  • Aug 13
AP Photo/Ethan Swope

Strong El Niño could bring record sea levels to California coast

  • Aug 5

Spare the Air Alert lifted for Bay Area

  • Aug 1

Meteorologists warn week ahead in US will have dangerous temps

  • Jul 10

California's wildfire problem is now an insurance crisis: Stanford

  • Jul 6

CA's water crisis driving higher interest in desalination

  • Jun 21

Scientists were 'right' about climate: Al Gore

  • Jun 18

Stanford researchers launch ambitious plan to map and track water

  • Jun 4

Latest Videos

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CA approves $100M plan to prevent Highway 37 from sinking

  • 18 hours ago
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Key funding decision on future of Highway 37 in North Bay, which could be underwater by 2050

  • 1 day ago
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Study links climate change to higher water bills in some communities

  • Aug 13
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Over 100 rally on SF streets, urging city to enforce drug laws

  • Aug 5
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San Francisco leaders hold hearing to figure out how to deal with future 'extreme heat' events

  • Jul 24
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Bay Area braces for heat dome with chance of thunderstorms, heightened wildfire risks

  • Jul 10
2:30

Wildfire risk drives 84% spike in California home insurance costs in 5 years, Stanford finds

  • Jul 6
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'Scientists were dead right': Al Gore says on 20th anniversary of 'An Inconvenient Truth'

  • Jun 18

Latest Stories

KGO-TV

Plant native to Western Europe invades Novato Baylands restoration project

Viewed from above, the Novato Baylands looks like a colorful quilt of blooming shoreline plants. But on the ground, a sharp set of eyes locked onto one species that stood out -- mainly, because it shouldn't be there. Now, scientists are looking for solutions on how to deal with it while maintaining marshland preservation.

  • Jun 4

SF startup spreads crushed rock to speed carbon removal and capture greenhouse gas

A startup spun out of research at Stanford is turning crushed rock into a climate solution, using nature's own chemistry to pull carbon dioxide from the atmosphere.

  • May 12
Marine Mammal Center

Concerns grow over more gray whale deaths in Bay Area and climate change's contribution

A sudden surge in gray whale sightings and gray whale deaths is throwing the spotlight on the San Francisco Bay. But piecing together the possible causes requires environmental detective work on a global scale.

  • May 9
National Geographic

Trailer releases for National Geographic documentary 'Time and Water,' in theaters May 29

"To hold ice is to hold the Earth's memories in your hand." Watch the new trailer for the upcoming National Geographic feature documentary "Time and Water." Directed by the award-winning Sara Dosa, the film tells the story of Icelandic poet/author Andri Snær Magnason's journey to document the story of his life, his ancestors' lives, and the life of his homeland before the glaciers slowly melt away.

  • May 4

'Under Pressure': San Francisco artist's exhibit in Chicago is an SOS to save the planet

A four-year project at Chicago's National Museum of Mexican Art by San Francisco-based artist Ana Teresa Fernández is meant to ignite a change. "Under Pressure" shows how climate change can be seen, felt and heard, but it also captures a deafening silence.

  • Apr 22