Human Emissions: The Culprit Behind Atlantic Temperature Swings, African Rainfall, and Hurricane Havoc

Along the marshy backroads of the mid-Atlantic, some 40,000 acres of dead trees spear the sky, an insidious symptom of climate change. Our latest news feature at Front Matter (the magazine of PNAS) explores efforts to map these ghost forests and what's at stake for coastal communities.

Extreme Intensity Fluctuations: Hurricane Lee Traverses the Warm Atlantic

Lions on the brink -- New analysis reveals the differing threats to African lion populations