Global warming

The 10,000-year-old mass of ice will be gone in the next five years, scientists say.

Nepal disaster may be the first in a series of "extreme geological events" triggered by climate change.

"Climate change can no longer be denied, or ignored," the president says.

Scientists say the biggest extinction event ever was caused by comparable rate of cO2 emissions to those seen today.

The study suggests an important ice shelf may be being bathed in warm water.

EU statistics suggest UK is unlikely to meet 15% renewable energy target by 2020.

Maine's shrimp industry is suffering and its lobster catch is also in danger.

NASA pointed directly at human activity as the force driving the climatic changes

The biggest increases in CO2 emissions were seen in Brazil, India, China while those of Russia and the EU decreased

Instead, we're looking at warming of between 3 to 3.5 degrees Celsius at best—and a very different world.

Governments will submit national plans for reining in greenhouse gas emissions by an informal deadline of March 31, 2015.

It's getting hotter. Is it time to man the lifeboats?

'We are still on a course leading to tragedy, Kerry told delegates at U.N. talks on climate change.

At the 2014 U.N. Climate Summit, high tech comes to save the rain forest.

As world leaders gather in Peru, what to expect from the negotiations.

Scientists hope to wield the Earth itself as a weapon against global warming.

The U.N. apparently had no idea.

Say hello to a world of warming closer to 4 degrees or more

African countries need to do more to prepare for the effects of climate change, says activist Wanjira Maathai.

The model also shows global levels of carbon monoxide.

The U.S. and the European Union engaged in "trench warfare" to override Tony Abbott and get climate change on the G20 agenda

No. 3 greenhouse gas emitter India faces growing pressure to devise a clear strategy and step out of China's shadow during pivotal global climate talks.

Thunderstorms are also going to become more violent.

The world's biggest emitters of greenhouse gases have agreed to reduce emissions. It's politically powerful, but environmentally unsound

Trees are returning to the island nation, in large part due to rising temperatures.

Climate change, the Pentagon writes, requires immediate action on the part of the U.S. Military

The country also now emits more carbon than the United States and European Union combined.

Amid global turmoil, the secretary-general says climate change will dominate General Assembly discussion along with Ebola and ISIS.

Testing aims to make Canadian Armed Forces better prepared

Showtime's Emmy-winning climate change series is now available for home viewing, provided you still have a home