Ancient South American populations dipped due to an erratic climate
Scientists link bouts of intense rainfall and drought around 8,600 to 6,000 years ago to declining numbers of South Amer...
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Hal Harvey’s Insights And Updates: Congress Finally Undertaking A More Serious Conversation On Climate Change
At this week’s hearing of the , I had a chance to testify, laying out in brief oral testimony a handful of large-scale,...
Climate change has already made poor countries poorer and rich countries richer
But few nations will be spared as temperatures rise further.
Climate change made the Arctic greener. Now parts of it are turning brown.
Arctic browning could have far-reaching consequences for people and wildlife, affecting habitat and atmospheric carbon u...
The two key reasons the world can’t reverse climate emissions
New figures show we’re using more energy and still pumping out more emissions—so why aren’t we moving the dial?
Can cities sue oil companies for damages due to climate change?
A Toronto city councillor is going to try.
Students worldwide are striking to demand action on climate change
On March 15, students are set to attend more than 1,000 events to demand that governments do more to rein in greenhouse...
Tidal floods driven by climate change may hurt small businesses
Parking data from Annapolis, Md.’s historic downtown shows how tidal flooding, driven by sea rise, can hurt local busine...
Climate change could increase foodborne illness by energizing flies
Warmer, more lively house flies could spread more Campylobacter bacteria by landing on more food.
This alarmingly simple hack could let anyone tinker with the climate
The possibility poses troubling new questions about the ability to regulate the technology.
