Cutting down your food waste with worms
Something burrowing underground could help you cut down on your food waste. It’s called vermicomposting or more commonly know as worm composting. According to the...
A volcano’s ‘song’ may signal eruption
Predicting a volcanic eruption could come down to studying the lava inside the mountain. More precisely, the sounds coming from that lava that could indicate...
Your body’s own air conditioning system
While much of the nation is sweltering under the summer’s intense heat, have you ever wondered how we humans and other animals stay cool when...
Scientists are now using satellites track air quality
Air quality affects everyone and now there’s a new way for experts to track smoke and smog. What You Need To Know Scientists have developed...
Greenhouse gas now at highest level in over 4 million years
Carbon dioxide (CO2) is one of the key drivers of rising temperatures on our planet and a new report shows the Earth’s CO2 levels are...
What if it rains on your wedding day?
Summer is nearly here, which places us in the peak of outdoor wedding season. Even though we can count on warmer temperatures during the summer...
A study to learn more about tornadoes
As long as meteorologists have tracked tornadoes, scientists and researchers have looked for ways to better forecast these destructive forces of nature. Right now, a...
Finding his way among the stars
We are celebrating Asian American and Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander (AANHPI) Heritage Month with a look at innovative Native Hawaiian master navigator, Nainoa Thompson. Thompson is...
Tropical development does not just begin on June 1
Hurricane season officially begins on June 1, but as we know, weather does not operate on a calendar. Since 2015, we’ve had at least one...
First woman to receive a Ph.D in meteorology
As the first woman to receive a Ph.D in meteorology, Joanne Simpson is a top candidate to celebrate Women’s History Month. What You Need To...