Stories by ClimateWire

More environmentally beneficial shade-grown coffee has actually declined as sales of supposedly sustainable coffee have risen

Scientists find a link between increasing greenhouse gas emissions and deadly hot spells but drought and downpours proved more complicated

Carbon dioxide that escapes from storage underneath the seafloor is not likely to harm the environment, based on a recent experiment

The new concrete would contribute less to global warming and be stronger

Government officials see slow, hard work to engage U.S. public on sea-level rise

The world's two largest polluters committed to taking action against global warming—but offered few specifics

The Word Health Organization estimates that an additional 250,000 people will die every year between 2030 and 2050 thanks to global warming

To avoid more than two degrees Celsius of global warming, CO2 pollution would have to stop growing soon

A new report argues that batteries from old electric cars could help the Golden State store electricity from sunshine and wind

A Bahamanian lizard has shown the ability to adapt to higher temperatures

By making it easier to walk, cycle or take the bus, the world cut pollution by 40 percent

An international commissions releases an economic road map world leaders can use to restrain global warming over the next 15 years

A new report shows how autonomous and connected car technologies could begin to reduce the amount of pollution put out by vehicles

An Arizona company is the first to use 3-D printing to make a car

Environmental group links as much as 65 percent of illegal tree cutting to commercial farming

Citizen science is the key to gathering data that shows how global warming is affecting animals like birds

Atmospheric concentrations of greenhouse gases continue to climb, despite reductions from some nations

The man in charge of starting the dealmaking for a global climate pact due in 2015 remains an optimist

The move aims to boost the carmaker's hopes of producing an affordable electric vehicle

Conventional wisdom about carbon dioxide release from permafrost may be wrong

Researchers find a mix of pollution and extreme temperatures can be deadly

What will all that extra sunscreen do to the oceans?

The Atlantic and Southern oceans may be responsible for the slowdown in the acceleration of global warming—but not for long

The pending Paris climate deal may not keep the world from warming by 2 degrees Celsius—does that mean it would be a failure?