70+ Reasons to Love Winter: Catching Snowflakes, Romantic Walks, Snowstorms and Other Winter Scenes. Snowy scenes from around the world. |
NYC: Where the Wild Things Are Photos from Legacy, an exhibit of Joel Meyerowitz's work at the Museum of the City of New York. These photos weren't taken 100 years ago ... this is the Big Apple today. |
Picturing 2010's Extreme Winter Weather This winter has brought cold weather to much of the world. Check out our frosty photos and send yours here. |
Like what you see? Submit your own photo or incredible Brazilian wildlife photos. |
Discover Brazil's Most Spectacular Wildlife An intimate look at the diverse plants and animals of the Pantanal. |
January Cherry Blossoms, Supercharged Storms, Snowless Ski Slopes and other Odd and Off-Season Weather Events. |
Smoggy Skies, Smokestack Plumes, Beach Litter and Other Photos that Call Attention to Problems We Want Fixed. |
Billboards, Bumper Stickers and Other Statements about this Moment in the Environmental Movement. |
Preserving the Natural World at its Untouched Best, from American Goldfinch to Wild Zinnia. |
WHAT: Weird Weather Watch is the photoblog of climate change, featuring daily reports from the weather frontlines.
WHO: You, The Daily Green community of cell-phone photojournalists, weekend climatologists, and backyard bird watchers.
WHY: Because even though climate experts tell us that no weather-related event can be scientifically linked to global climate change (and we agree), we can recognize when something weird is in the air.
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70+ Reasons to Love Winter: Catching Snowflakes, Romantic Walks, Snowstorms and Other Winter Scenes.
Snowy scenes from around the world.
Send us your visions of winter, and enjoy the best submissions from our community!
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70+ Reasons to Love Winter: Catching Snowflakes, Romantic Walks, Snowstorms and Other Winter Scenes.
Snowy scenes from around the world. |
Sledding Down DC
A women slides down the steps of the National Gallery in Washington, DC, after the blizzard this weekend. |
Did the Groundhog See Its Shadow? Depends on Which Groundhog...
The odds are 9:7 in favor of an early spring, according to Spanish Joe, Wiarton Willy, Balzac Billy and Buckeye Chuck and other groundhog forecasters. |
Did the Groundhog See His Shadow? He Saw More Than That
A hilarious look at the state of the environment from the perspective of the world's most famous forecasting rodent. |
How Hot Was 2009? Was It the 2nd Warmest Year, or the 5th Warmest Year?
Why do two U.S. climate science agencies produce different conclusions about global temperature in 2009? |
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