ATLANTA, March 26, 2026 — Rising sea levels are contributing to a phenomenon called “ghost forests,” which are groups of dead and dying standing trees that have been drowned by intruding saltwater.

Forests aren’t keeping up with today’s climate chaos. While temperatures soar within decades, tree populations take 100 to 200 years to shift in response. A sweeping new analysis of ancient pollen and ...

Many European forests like this mixed woodland near Krems, Lower Austria, are facing disruptive changes as climate impacts like heat, drought and insect outbreaks amplify each other, sometimes causing ...

Six months after Hurricane Helene ripped through the Southeast, snapping pines and scattering debris across millions of ...

Something silent and sinister is happening in Australia’s mountain ash forests. As temperatures rise, these ecosystems are slowly, steadily losing their trees – and with them, their ability to store ...