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Sediment cores show that in the past, higher iron concentrations in the equatorial Pacific did not enhance growth of carbon-storing algae 

The Iowa Farmers Union says neither Democrats nor Republicans are addressing agriculture issues 

Strategically placing solar and wind farms across the U.S. could compensate for power lulls during cloudy or calm days

Presidential hopeful Martin O'Malley argues that climate plans from Democratic rivals are too meager and too late

China is burning less coal due to a changing economy and government action

West Virginia is leading the fight against Obama's Clean Power Plan, but would use markets to comply if forced

The powerhouse of the European Union struggles to cut the dirtiest fossil fuel

Fuel use might drop in a driverless future

The World Economic Forum suggests climate change remains the most severe challenge to global business

Coal, oil and gas leases on federal land may change in the last year of the Obama Administration

American businesses have a chance to produce and sell critical clean energy technology

This president’s final state of the union will likely point to accomplishments to curb global warming

Phone call transcripts shine a light on a bygone era of climate politics including the Kyoto Protocol

A warmer, drier climate played a role in fires that burned more than 10 million acres

California’s governor orders new rules to deal with an ongoing massive leak

The politics surrounding the landmark global climate deal are murky in this election year

The Justice Department will seek billions for the harm caused by excess emissions

Satellite data will help track the meltdown of polar ice

Drought has hit pines destined for Christmas, despite recent downpours

Farming across the Midwest will be challenged by a shifting climate and may struggle to keep up crop production

The global warming potential of the gaseous fossil fuel may be consistently underestimated

Congress renewed tax credits for investing in wind and solar power, leading experts to predict more rapid growth

As solar booms, the cost of everything but the panel pose a challenge to more solar power

Scientists have pieced together a history of Greenland’s ice over the last century