POW Science Alliance member Neil Lareau, a professor of Atmospheric Science at the University of Nevada, Reno, who studies extreme fire behavior, noticed something unusual about this year’s Tour de France. As riders ascended the early stages, the sky appeared...
Photo by Philip Henderson At 8,848.86 meters (29,031.7 feet), Mount Everest pierces the sky as the world’s tallest mountain straddling the border of Nepal and Tibet. It is a place of staggering beauty and challenge, where shifting weather, avalanches, and the thin air...
Photo by Eszter Horanyi Feeling like every outdoor adventure this summer turns into a sufferfest? You’re not imagining it. Heat waves are hitting harder, lasting longer, and reaching places that have never seen this kind of extreme.To understand what’s driving these...
Photo by POW Creative Alliance member Sara Robbins Earlier this month, the EPA proposed gutting the Endangerment Finding, the science-backed foundation for regulating climate pollution under the Clean Air Act. This action puts public health, environmental protections,...
Photos by Annelise Mecca “Hello and WELCOME to our first Climate Strides event with Where The Climate Things Are!” A small group of thirty-ish people stood around me near the reservoir in Central Park in the chilly morning air, some in running clothes and others in...
Photo by Creative Alliance member Chris Shane At POW, we’re not interested in the political rancor that continues to divide Americans. We’re here to protect people and place from a warming planet, to follow the science and find solutions. For 18 years, we’ve led a...
