Kiley Price is a reporter at Inside Climate News, with a particular focus on climate change, wildlife, ocean health, and food systems. She writes the “Today’s Climate” newsletter, delivering the most pressing environmental news each week. Her work has been featured in numerous outlets, including National Geographic, Time, and Mother Jones.
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By: Kiley Price
August 18th 2026 #2886 of 2886 articles from the Special Report: Share this article
The cyclone toppled trees, destroyed homes and left thousands in the dark. Share This Article
By: Katie Surma, Kiley Price
The investigation details emaciated, dehydrated animals and concerns about Sloth World’s operations, but concluded there was no evidence of criminal neglect or abuse.
By: Kiley Price
An El Niño-fueled drought is forcing the Panama Canal to reduce ship traffic, which could have profound impacts for businesses and consumers.
Welcome to Inside Climate, a podcast from the staff of Inside Climate News. This week, Alabama-based reporters Dennis Pillion and Lee Hedgepeth join
By: Kiley Price
Thunderstorms triggered flash floods that killed at least two people at one of the United States' most-visited national parks.
By: Kiley Price
While flash flooding is not uncommon during monsoon season, experts say the El Niño climate phenomenon — on top of longer-term, human-caused climate change — may have supercharged the storm, while a burn scar left behind by a severe fire last year paved the way for faster flooding.
By: Kiley Price
Scientific evidence has never been stronger. Why aren't more people making the link?
By: Kiley Price, Katie Surma
The state's wildlife agency aims to raise requirements for sloth ownership in the state, but advocates say a permanent import ban is crucial.
By: Kiley Price, Katie Surma
The state's wildlife agency aims to raise requirements for sloth ownership in the state, but advocates say a permanent import ban is crucial.
