Stories by Climate Central

Scientists and other experts have mixed opinions on the lack of growth in CO2 pollution from energy

Arctic sea ice is thinning and dwindling

A seasonal forecast of the devastating extreme weather event may be available as soon as 2016

Thanks to China, for the first time in 40 years, CO2 emissions failed to grow along with the global economy

That's the estimate provided in a new Department of Energy report

Public lands protect forests, wildlife and biodiversity, as well as provide space for renewable energy development

Arctic sea ice continues to thin and recede

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

An interactive shows what various U.S. cities experienced this winter

The climate pattern is here but weak

Scientists try to piece together exactly how fast Arctic sea ice is thinning

The European Union will reform its cap-and-trade system to restrain CO2 pollution

New tools and techniques reveal global warming's evil twin at work in seawater

The Government Accountability Office estimates that climate change and missing satellites pose big risks

Stronger storms have happened in the past and may be in the future

But can the Paris climate talks still be considered a success?

How will climate change impact the source of much of California's water?

An interactive look at the changing temperatures of winter

Here's what the inside of Greenland looks like

Efforts to restrain deforestation are working, which means pollution from farming has increased in importance

Experts suggest that without nuclear power the world has little chance of restraining global warming to less than 2 degrees Celsius

Different states face different changes under global warming

The convection from such storms deliver ozone from the stratosphere down closer to ground level

A pictorial guide to the storm that just shut down the U.S. East Coast