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It's hot. It's going to get hotter. Prepare yourselves. The heat dome could be headed this way.
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Council Member Alison Alter noted that the charging stations are probably not for the average person, but would serve “ride-shares, fleets, other folks who are really trying to transition their vehicles to EVs to help with our environment.”
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The growth of Austin's EV fleet will require a simultaneous boom in vehicle charging stations. But the city has to balance its green goals with zoning demands.
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Cyril said sorting trash left something to be desired, so he's writing a computer program to help his classmates determine which bin to use.
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By the end of the century in Austin, it's possible that half of the days in a given year would have triple-digit temperatures, according to KXAN's former chief meteorologist David Yeomans. The city's outdoor music venues said hotter summers are already affecting business.
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Climate change, habitat loss and pesticides have all wreaked havoc on monarch butterfly populations.
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The massive share of renewable energy on the grid is a positive sign for efforts to combat climate change. It will become ever-more common as solar, wind and battery-storage facilities are added.
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While it’s common for insect populations to fluctuate, a monarch butterfly expert says multiple years of decline are worrying.
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Researchers have created a virtual campus to better understand how increasing warm weather and energy use will impact UT's energy grid.
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Fewer butterflies have made the migration to Mexico this year, and they seem in less of a hurry to do so. Researchers believe climate change is contributing to the disruptions.