How climate change has intensified the deadly fires in Australia
The three-year drought in Australia is due in part to a typical weather pattern called the Indian Ocean Dipole.
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The three-year drought in Australia is due in part to a typical weather pattern called the Indian Ocean Dipole.
The apocalyptic fires are wreaking havoc on Australia's wildlife.
There's a new danger from the bushfires in Australia. Experts say the intense flames are now creating their own weather - giant thunderstorms that could spark even more fires. CBS News meteorologist and climate specialist Jeff Berardelli joined CBSN to break down how it happens.
A court also fined He Jiankui the equivalent of $430,000 and gave two cohorts prison time and stiff fines.
The fires in Australia are getting worse and are even causing their own dangerous weather phenomenon.
Despite calls for changes in how clothes are made and sold, the industry is responsible for 10% of carbon emissions.
The annular solar eclipse wasn't visible from North America, but photographers around the world captured breathtaking images of the event.
Christina Koch passes Peggy Whitson's 288-day mark on Saturday to set a new record for longest single space flight by a female astronaut.
Domestic sheep-borne disease, reduction of habitat and ranching have all contributed to their decline nationwide, but they continue their fights in the steep canyons of Montana and Wyoming
Black rhinos are critically endangered due to habitat loss and the illegal trade of their horns.