Business owners certainly think so In a new survey, 300 executives said climate change is hurting their businesses, and nearly half believe being based in the Midwest would be less financially risky.

The Midwest’s most valued water resources are already showing the impact of climate change. The Great Lakes saw low water levels between 1998 and 2013 and high water levels since 2015.

More Extreme weather is returning to the Midwest as record-breaking flooding and heat have swept through the region, serving as a reminder that climate change is teeing up conditions that make ...

Dennis Todey directs the U.S. Department of Agriculture's Midwest Climate Hub, which works to help producers adapt to climate change. He said corn does most of its evapotranspiration — the ...

It’s the hottest time of the year in the United States and another heat dome is about to make millions of people feel every bit of it.

Adaption action Alice Hill, a climate expert with the Center on Foreign Relations, said there’s a reason the U.S. is lagging in the implementation of climate mitigation policies. She said advocates in ...

With climate change making dangerous weather more common, and the average age of an American dam approaching 60, the problems are only expected to get worse. Workers near the dam on Monday.

Because of climate change we’ve had to be more versatile,” says Perl. “We’ve had to invest in better snow-making — these days, it doesn’t even need to be cold outside to make snow.” ...

UPDATE: The U.S. Department of Commerce and National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration renewed its financial support of the Midwest Regional Climate Center, five days after pulling the ...

Climate change-enhanced rainfall events threaten nearly 92,000 dams across the U.S. and many are over 100 years old — including dams in Minnesota. Climate reporter Kristoffer Tigue wrote about ...

The climate analysis warns that without intervention, the Midwestern states that produce roughly one-third of the world’s corn and soybeans will find it more difficult to do so.