Joan Meiners

As we embark on the information era of our global climate change tour, these books can help guide the way forward while they nurture the soul.

Gallego, who has expressed a focus on climate issues, had some notes for reporters who dropped into Phoenix over the summer to label it a “hellscape.”

A monthslong investigation found Yuma County’s ongoing development failures worsen the toll that rising temperatures take on outdoor workers’ health.

Out of 21 pro-environment bills introduced in 2023, none even received a committee hearing. In 2024, Arizona environmentalists are hoping for better.

A group of Southwest-based partners received $15 million from the National Science Foundation to deploy solutions to extreme heat and drought.

Jumping on chairs, imitating the sound of space lasers, using the flash familiar to millions, Bill Nye gets serious about climate change.

In his new book, Stephen Robert Miller examines global water issues and will share lessons that could help Arizona at local bookstore event Tuesday.

In one of the sunniest parts of the country, a power company wants to build a gas-fired peaker plant where solar is banned. Residents are firing back.

A new report determined that Arizonans weathered 38 more days of extreme heat over the last 12 months than would have occurred without climate change.

With Latinos now nearly 25% of voters in this battleground state, the election may hinge on policies related to Arizona’s scorched and sunny climate.