Stories by ClimateWire

A warmer ocean reshuffles the deck of species along the U.S. West Coast

A new fueling station in the Golden State hopes to serve more fuel cell cars

Researchers probe the oceans off the west coast and see signs of the meltdown of icy methane similar in size to the BP oil spill

Old oil and gas wells are adding methane to the atmosphere in Pennsylvania, spurring global warming

Despite the agreement between the U.S. and China there are still many areas of disagreement at international talks to curb global warming

The record in trees suggests this drought is the worst to hit the Golden State in as much as 1,200 years

The World Meteorological Organization thinks this year will provide a new heat record for the planet

Cold temperatures that control insect pests may falter as the climate changes

Utility companies, environmentalists and state leaders disagree on how to phase in EPA's requirement to reduce greenhouse gas emissions

Melting ice in northern Canada may doom its polar bears

Conservative Iowans make cash from wind turbines and solar power on their land

Researchers wired Madison, Wisc., to get a better grasp of the urban heat island effect

Extreme weather in places like Svalbard show how Arctic communities will be threatened

Google recently explained its pullback on sustainability while Amazon has just announced a "long-term commitment" to achieve 100 percent renewable energy use

Fuel cell vehicles produce zero tailpipe emissions, but the entire hydrogen production stream needs to be low-carbon

One source of hydrogen for hydrogen cars will be wastewater, at least in California

Will the most common molecule in the universe make for pollution-free cars?

Economists say interstate coordination will be key

Growth of wood-fueled power generation in Europe spurs protests from Southern environmentalists in the U.S.

The new U.S.-China deal to address climate change will face political problems

U.S. and Chinese presidents Barack Obama and Xi Jinping signed a deal that will cut greenhouse gases and pledged to work together toward a global deal in 2015

Conservationists go to war over whether humans are the measure of nature's value

Republicans may challenge the rule through legislation that would nullify the bid to combat climate change

The world's largest polluter will cap emissions from those major industries by 2020