The annual forecast for the Gulf “dead zone” at the mouth of the Mississippi River the will be about average in size this ...

As climate change and development exacerbate the Mississippi River’s environmental problems, many communities will have to ...

Freshwater, washed into the Gulf from the Mississippi watershed ... making it easier for dead zones to form with climate change. When water approaches two parts per million or less of oxygen ...

Once confined to “Tornado Alley” in Texas and Oklahoma, severe storms are now striking farther east in Tennessee, Kentucky, and Mississippi. McIntyre attributes this shift to climate change ...

These are further divided into 5°F half zones to provide more detailed guidance. For example: Maps generated by Climate Central show that as our climate has warmed due to heat-trapping carbon ...

The climate is changing ... centered near the Ohio-Mississippi River intersection, from western Kentucky to northeast Arkansas, near where the frontal zone is expected to be parked at that point.

Mississippi also has the eighth-highest average homeowners insurance premium ($2,501 annually) and the 13th-highest number of billion-dollar climate disasters ... seismic risk zone 3, which ...

Crises like what happened in Mississippi, and other incidents like a CO2 leak at ... and that includes impacts on the environment, the climate and Indigenous rights,” said Matt Hulse, a lawyer with ...

Scientists from Louisiana State University found a massive dead zone in the Mississippi Sound while conducting their annual survey in the Gulf of Mexico. The dead zone stretches from the Chandeleur ...