Climate

A stable climate could be key to hosting life.

The city of Nawabshah, Pakistan reached a scorching 122.4 degrees Fahrenheit.

The advent of land plants changed the planet forever.

New, extended snow predictions could play an important role in estimating future water supplies in the western U.S.

The "snowfall of the century" has seen 15,000 snowplows deployed in the Russian capital alone.

Hurricane prediction science is improving, but at a frustratingly slow pace.

It's hard to predict where the storm will go, but the Sunshine State is frantically preparing.

Scientist say explosions could be linked to the huge craters currently being formed in Siberia’s Yamal Peninsula.

The Emirati firm believes the scheme could also affect the dry climate of the Gulf and attract tourists.

The summer months often bring more haze to Singapore.

World leaders met last December to set a goal for the rising temperature issue, and in order to meet that goal, the last gasoline car must be sold by roughly 2035, according to the CAT report.

The Republican nominee delivered a major energy speech Thursday in North Dakota, where oil is booming.

Food waste is not just wasted potential in feeding the hungry. It’s adding emissions to the atmosphere for something we don’t even use.

Fixing old diesel cars is a waste of time and money, the letter reads. Make clean cars instead.

Oceans produce most of the oxygen we breathe, and they are threatened by climate change.

The two-week COP21 United Nations climate change conference began Monday.

It’ll take more than just the U.S. toeing the line.

Factors like tree cover, temperature and the rugged terrain shaped how different our languages sound, according to new research.

NOAA's winter outlook suggest things are going to get worse for the parched Pacific Northwest states.

Athens and Damascus have seen nitrogen oxide levels cut in half over the past few years.

The moves are part of Obama's "broader vision" for ameliorating the effects of climate change.

Rugby, North Dakota, is home to a disproportionate number of centenarians.