Global warming

Decades of climate research could be wrong, meaning we're in a much worse situation than previously thought.

A new measuring technique is giving us a grim look at just how fast America's glaciers are melting.

The richest 10 percent are responsible for half of global fossil-fuel emissions.

The Plutocene would be characterised by extremely high global temperatures, leading to "mega-cyclones, mega-floods and super-tropical terrestrial environments."

Hurricane Maria is making its trek toward the Caribbean as Floridians, many of whom are still without power and have damage to their homes, watch the daunting Category 3 storm get closer.

An interviewer's surprising discovery resurrects another sore point from her election loss.

Research suggests there will be fewer hurricanes along the Atlantic coast but that, due to warmer temperatures, those that do form will be more severe.

It is doubtful an evacuation order for Harvey would have been heeded, but if it had, I think thousands would have died.

Harvey's rainfall of 51.88 inches is statistically indistinguishable from Amelia's 48, forty years ago.

Global responses to overpopulation started decades ago. Global responses to global warming arrived much later. There is a relationship, but they are not the same thing.

How Gore's 2006 film might have helped polarize public opinion on climate change.

The report says humans have caused some warming, a view at odds with that of the Trump crew.

Ranchers and tribal leaders alike are taking a stand against Secretary Zinke's rollbacks.

The bacteria, found in a subglacial lake, could be helping to limit the emission of methane into the atmosphere.

The Solutions Project is a super appealing proposal, albeit a bit fanciful.

A risky geoengineering plan could tackle global warming without reducing emissions.

It changes growth zones. It changes shorelines. It changes the places where humans will feel comfortable living.

Nearly half of voters who intend to support Democrats in the 2018 midterms say Trump's plan is "extremely important."

With a research station, a new icebreaker ship planned, and plenty of investment opportunities with Arctic Council partner Russia, China has its eyes firmly set on the North.

Scientists believe the iceberg will continue to break into smaller pieces over time.

The soon-to-be iceberg is moving faster than ever. It's a matter of "hours, days or weeks."

Scientists find hailstorms will become less frequent—but their size and potential for damage will increase significantly.

Scream into the abyss and the abyss is only likely to scream back at you—even louder.

Not today. Not next year. But in the next three to four decades, absolutely.

In 2000, the U.S's two largest reservoirs were brimming. Two decades later, it's a different story.

Sea ice is unexpectedly in motion, making the expedition far too dangerous.

The president's decision has put valuable U.S. territories like Puerto Rico and Hawaii at severe risk.

Researchers found a lagoon system in New Caledonia with corals that can survive in hot, acidic and low-oxygen waters.

Pyongyang said it was "typical" of the U.S. to put the whole planet at risk.

University of California, Berkeley, professor emeritus Richard Muller receives money from Trump megadonor Robert Mercer.