Countries are not meeting their goal of limiting climate change to 1.5 degrees Celsius. How much hotter the planet gets makes a profound difference for the impacts the world could see.

David James, Ph.D., professor of entomology at Washington State University, and Robert Coffan, co-founder of Southern Oregon Monarch Advocates offer insight into the project that tracks the multi-state migration habits of the Western Monarch.

Chelsea Stewart-Fusek, an endangered species attorney, offers insight into the trending pattern of the disappearing newt at Oregon's Crater Lake.

Mazama newt populations have plummeted, but efforts to restore the lake’s only native amphibian species continue.

California residents are already facing high energy costs. Now the utility company has proposed hiking rates by a historic amount.

Oregon transportation work group has until Dec. 15 to send its report to Gov. Tina Kotek to address the agency’s impending $200 million budget shortfall.

Financial, environmental and ecological news features from across the Pacific Northwest.

The nonprofit Surfrider Foundation has released its annual “State of the Beach” report.

Can a massive influx of money to political candidates and rural communities change public perception of Amazon’s data centers in Oregon?

Wild bees are helping guide Klamath River restoration, providing pollen data that could shape planting in former reservoirs after dam removal.

Whale entanglements are driving fishing restrictions as California officials and conservation advocates debate wider use of pop-up crab fishing gear.

Five alternative designs could reconnect the Klamath River and Lower Klamath refuge, restoring water flows and improving habitat for birds and fish.