Meteorologist speaks up about Fla. climate law By Paul Katula • Jul 6, 2024 New laws in Fla. cancel policies that help companies and public officials protect residents and the environment from climate change.
Heat wave leads to concerns over student health By Paul Katula • Jun 20, 2024 A dome of heat over the Eastern Seaboard has made conditions dangerous for students still in school when buildings have no A.C.
Wildfires in Hawaii Kill at Least 93 By Paul Katula • Aug 13, 2023 Almost 100 people have died and school life interrupted in Maui Co., Hawaii, after the state's deadliest wildfire in a century.
Heat, Smoke, Storms Dominate Weather Patterns By Paul Katula • Jun 30, 2023 Heat waves in the south have brought death, storms in the Midwest have caused power outages, and smoke from wildfires persists.
Hurricane Ian closes schools in Florida By Paul Katula • Sep 26, 2022 Hurricane Ian threatens Florida's gulf coast this week. Several counties are being evacuated and schools shut down.
N.J. steps up climate change education By Paul Katula • Sep 24, 2022 N.J. has significantly upgraded its climate change education plan for students in the state, hoping to move toward a clean-energy future.
Are you seeing millions of monarch butterflies? By Paul Katula • Sep 19, 2022 Monarch butterflies, seen east of the Rockies as they migrate from Canada to Mexico for the winter, are threatened a little.
Centennial fans, amid flood warning, flood football field By Paul Katula • Oct 30, 2021 1st home victory in 8 years at a Md. high school; the state's capital experienced flooding that brought kayakers into the streets.
Climate: How bad it gets is up to us By Paul Katula • Aug 10, 2021 Climate change and its effects are unavoidable, but we can still spare children some of the most dire consequences. Will we?
Historic Calif. town in ashes; high school still standing By Paul Katula • Aug 7, 2021 A historic town in Calif. is in ashes due to the 3rd-largest wildfire in the state's modern history, but the high school, built in 1938, remains.