A Massachusetts tree is live-tweeting the changing climate
A tree in Petersham Forest is wired with sensors to collect data.
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A tree in Petersham Forest is wired with sensors to collect data.
It's called Ambri and it's an idea that has been years in the making.
Ocean Alliance in Gloucester is using drones to get a close look at whales off the coast of Massachusetts.
Cool Science is an art contest for students about the weather, energy, and climate change.
The initiative is hoping to turn an area with a pile of beat-up old lumber into a waterfront park.
Green House in downtown Newburyport is a zero-waste, sustainable lifestyle shop run by a mother and daughter.
If you head to the Peabody-Essex Museum over the next few months, you'll find yourself looking at all kinds of very unique art.
Researchers have found the snowpack at Pinkham Notch is melting out fourteen days earlier than in the 30s, causing a warming spring to come earlier.
Each time you crack a beer, you probably aren't thinking about climate change or saving the planet. The Tree House Brewing Company is doing just that.
Standing at nearly 6,300 feet, Mount Washington, New Hampshire is the tallest peak in New England and a place unlike any other.
Dr. Susan Baur, an 81-year-old, formed a group affectionately called "Old Ladies Against Underwater Garbage" to clean up ponds on Cape Cod.
It's been a challenging year for the cranberry harvest. Warmer weather and record rainfall are making the berries grow slower.
Meteorologists look at the Pacific Ocean, Siberia and the polar vortex for clues from nature about what kind of winter is coming.
Any chance that ski resorts have to open early or stay open late really depends on their snow-making technology.
Some experts would say all you have to do is go outside and let nature be your guide when it comes to predicting the long range winter weather forecast.
How does the crazy weather we've had so far in 2021 impact the upcoming winter? Warm summers and warm years are followed by below average snowfall about 80 percent of the time.
Cranberries are one of New England's native and quintessential crops, but now they're facing real weather challenges in our warming climate.
Glacier scientist Jill Pelto finds that her research speaks to people on a deeper level using her watercolor paintings.
Low dissolved oxygen in the bottom layer of water in the ocean is the reason why lobsterman have been catching dead lobsters recently.
The Stone Living Lab is helping Boston find nature-based solutions to adjust to climate change by using our own backyard, the Boston Harbor and Harbor islands.
When the call goes out for someone on the water in distress, the U.S. Coast Guard is ready for whatever comes their way.
Massachusetts is considering a controversial new policy that could force more homeowners to restrict lawn watering during droughts.
Believe it or not, we do actually have a well-defined set of normal weather conditions for each day, month, season, and year.
