Climate Change May Get Its Own Museum
New York City may add another museum, this one exploring global warming
Stories by Brian Kahn
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A Surge in Heat Wave "Danger Days" Is Expected in Coming Decades [Infographic]
Heat and humidity will push the heat index to 40 degrees Celsius and above
Sea Level Could Rise at Least 6 Meters
Based on past climate change and ice melt the world's coastlines will be reconfigured
Greenland Experiences Sudden Onset of Melt Season
Two maps show Greenland's sudden, rapid meltdown
Drying Soils in Alaska Could Add to Wildlfire Concerns
As enormous peat bogs dry they are more prone to burn, releasing lots of carbon
3 Ways the World's Power Mix Is about to Change
Solar and wind rush in to replace fossil fuels
Twitter Could Shape Flood Disaster Response
Tweets can provide real-time flood maps
No Pause in Global Warming
A new study suggests that global warming continues to steadily increase
Global Warming Changes the Future for Tea Leaves
Tomorrow's climate may not be your cup of tea
Ocean Species Set for Reshuffle Unseen in 3 Million Years
Global warming may bring a huge reorganization to the world's ocean life
Take a Look at One of the First-Ever Climate Models in Action
Climate models have come a long way from simplistic beginnings in the 1950s
The Bright Side of 13 Years of Clouds in 1 Map
NASA visualized 13 years worth of cloud cover and the results are stunning
Sea Level Rise Speeds Up
Total sea level rise is lower than previous estimates but the rates are accelerating
State of Earth in 4 Climate Trends
On Earth Day, four climate trends reveal what's happening to our changing climate
U.S. West's Marine Life Is Literally in Hot Water
Warming waters poses challenges to marine life
Global Warming Could Hit Rates Unseen in 1,000 Years
This finding comes from new research also showing that the Arctic, North America and Europe will be the first regions to transition to a new climate
Rain Revealed in Unprecedented Detail by Satellites
A constellation of new satellites are showing details of precipitation across the planet like never before
Watch Ocean Acidification in Real Time
New tools and techniques reveal global warming's evil twin at work in seawater
Climate, Satellite Gaps Could Cost U.S. Government Big Time
The Government Accountability Office estimates that climate change and missing satellites pose big risks
The U.S. Is a Country Divided by Seasons and Warming
Different states face different changes under global warming
