Show Your Stripes Day: How a colorful graphic raises awareness of climate change

Climate Central has created "Warming Stripes" graphics for 179 cities, 49 states and the globe that include available data up to 2021. Here's how you can find one for your city.

Court: Amazon customers can sue over lack of toxic warnings

The case involved a lawsuit filed in Alameda County that said the online retail giant knowingly allowed skin-lightening creams to be sold on its website for years despite being aware of concerns about toxic mercury levels in such creams.

California debates listing western Joshua tree as threatened

California officials are weighing whether to list the iconic western Joshua tree as a threatened species, a designation that would make it harder to remove the trees for housing, solar or other development projects.

Air quality to be impacted as Sahara dust cloud comes to Texas

The good news is that the dust clouds make for some amazing sunsets but the bad news it that they also cause hazy days and most importantly, bad air quality.

Cedar Park delaying trash collection by one day this week

The city says it is planning for trash and recycling collection to be back to its normal Monday-Friday schedule next week.

'Forever chemicals' pose risk even at very low levels, EPA says

The chemicals are found in products like cardboard packaging and carpets. There are also health conditions associated with the chemicals, including cancer.

Joe Jonas stars in latest Texas Dept. of Transportation 'Don't mess with Texas' PSA

Joe Jonas of The Jonas Brothers is a former resident of Westlake, Texas, and is taking an over-the-top approach, TxDOT says, to keeping Texas roadways free of litter.

How a mineral used in cat litter could help fight climate change

Researchers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology have created a mixture containing a clay used in cat litter that they say could help fight global warming.

Carbon dioxide levels in atmosphere surpass key milestone

Climate scientists say it's "like watching a train barrel down the track towards you in slow motion. It’s terrifying."