Climate Change

The machine may help mitigate some of the excess CO2 in the atmosphere.

Almost two-thirds of respondents thought climate and asteroid monitoring should be top priorities for the agency.

Dried meat may have offered a long-lasting source of food in a changing rainforest.

Sculptures at Florida's new underwater museum of art are made of natural materials and will work like artificial reefs, housing sea life, on an otherwise barren ocean floor.

“If you change the earth’s climate enough, you might not be able to change it back," an author of the study warns.

Africa’s total population is expected to double from 1.2 billion inhabitants in 2017 to 2.5 billion in 2050, with most of this increase occurring in Western, Central, and Eastern Africa.

Photographer Dan Kitwood spent time at the festival in Peru, where pilgrims are forced to give up a centuries-old tradition due to climate change.

Tiny fish remains were time capsules of climate change.

Meandering jet streams hit bottlenecks, just like vehicles on a busy road.

White House officials considered ignoring climate change studies by government scientists in order to come up with their own messaging around the issue, according to an internal White House document obtained by The Washington Post.

Climate change is affecting outdoor recreation plans all over the country.

Several lawmakers sparred with Dr. Philip Duffy, a leading climate scientist.

Other comments during his town hall touched on how discrimination will fare in his agency, the risks of human spaceflight and the fate of the agency's next major telescope.

"We see a distinctive pattern of the wet land areas of the world getting wetter...and the dry areas in between getting dryer."

By 2050, the report estimates, there will be about 5.6 billion air conditioners worldwide, in contrast to 1.6 billion in use now.

Researchers probing Arizona’s ancient rocks have found the first physical evidence of the cycle.

Half of the total CO2 has been released since the late 1980s.

The glacier is melting so fast that it’s currently responsible for 4 percent of all sea level rise.

The study authors predict a megaflood—worse than the 1862 'Great Flood—to hit the state by 2060.

Evidence that the Arctic is warming rapidly extends far beyond shrinking ice caps and buckling roads.

The media has even started using terms such as “climate refugees” and “environmental migrants” to describe people fleeing their homes from these climate-driven conflicts.

There may be empirical evidence that April 25 was the perfect date for people in Savannah, Georgia.

“I believe in building a better future for our children, which requires offering them a planet that is still habitable in 25 years,” Macron told Congress.

Celebrate Earth Day 2018 with these NASA pictures of Earth from space.

The U.S. cannot afford to subsidize carbon free energy in the developing world.

For the first time, researcher have found bottlenose dolphins in Canadian waters.

Climate change is rapidly warming the Earth and altering ecosystems on land and at sea that produce our food.

Early dinosaurs were at the mercy of weather patterns unfolding across the supercontinent Pangaea.

"My early death by fossil fuel reflects what we are doing to ourselves,” David Buckel wrote before his death.

Ocean currents are slowing down and the consequences may be grim.