Climate Minute: How wildfires could affect climate changeKaiti Blake explains the link between carbon monoxide and increasing global temperature
Top 5 weather events of 2020 in South TexasFrom Saharan dust to drought, 2020 was a rough year for weather.
Mount Everest faces more than just lower ice levels, experts say Experts share how climate change and tourism are affecting Mount Everest.
Food is one of the most damaging factors of climate change, experts sayBeef is the most climate-changing food according to one study.
Climate Minute: Local, state, and national opinions on global warmingStudy shows that the majority of people in Bexar County think global warming is happening
Climate Minute: How we got the Edwards AquiferSarah Spivey explains how climate change and plate tectonics gave San Antonians their most abundant source of drinking water
How has Texas’ climate changed throughout history?There have been dramatic climate shifts over the course of earth's history. How have those changes played out in Texas?
Explained: The difference between weather and climateMeteorologist Kaiti Blake breaks down the difference between weather and climate.
San Antonio officials hope to address climate change in new city design competition San Antonio officials hope to address climate change in a new city design competition by utilizing architecture to help cool the area.
Why is climate change political?These days climate change isn't just a scientific topic. It's become part of a controversial conversation.
KSAT Explains: The science and impact of climate changeIt's become a hot button topic. But at its core, climate change is a scientific issue, not a political one.
Texas ranchers, activists and local officials are bracing for megadroughts brought by climate changeThe study highlighted a slew of looming problems for the state’s water supply. First, climate change will lead to even more megadroughts. In the latter half of the centur...
There’s a Texas-size area of hot sea water off the coast of New Zealand In the South Pacific Ocean east of New Zealand, satellite imagery shows a massive area of ocean water at well-above-average temperatures.