Brittney J. Miller

NASA’s TEMPO listed in Time magazine’s best inventions of 2023

The two-pronged plan details how Iowa hopes to reduce its nutrient pollution from agriculture and industry.

The Gazette dove into ISU data to investigate how to-date conservation practices and facility upgrades have impacted Iowa’s nitrogen and phosphorous pollution

Those celebrating in Iowa should expect rain, wind and temperatures in the high 50s, thanks to the El Niño effect.

Real tree or fake? Incandescent or LED lights? A few simple changes to your annual traditions could help you have more sustainable celebrations.

Two $60,000 donations will fund 20 more receivers across Iowa and help researchers track animal migrations

Staffers will guide interested residents through funding opportunities and a county dashboard during a Tuesday webinar

As extreme weather grows more extreme with climate change, it costs our economies, communities and personal health.

The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service selected two Iowa projects for the funds, which stem from the Inflation Reduction Act

The Rental Energy Improvement Program will fund energy-efficiency upgrades at low-income rental properties.

Iowa’s year-to-date average precipitation is now 25.4 inches — about 8 inches below normal, according to the Iowa DNR.

William Gutowski, an Iowa State University professor of meteorology, has worked with climate models for decades to study climate change

The 9-acre savanna will be a haven for the endangered rusty patched bumblebee

Twenty students will be selected to develop a community project that builds climate resiliency in local communities.

The climate is changing — but there’s still time to adapt, assessment authors said.