Stories by ClimateWire

Different types of weather drive Republicans and Democrats to search for climate change information

A survey reveals that nearly two thirds of young scientists in the field have experienced sexual harassment

Smart cars that can save drivers' lives as well as fuel

Researchers hope to use the fernlike Azolla to reverse the global warming effects of burning fossil fuels

Researchers attempt to puzzle out how Earth got its ice caps

The emergency effort is one of the biggest direct reuse of water programs in the U.S.

Cities can combat the urban heat island effect under global warming with trees, white roofs and other fixes

The world is not on track to keep global warming below 2 degrees Celsius but can still hold that line with tremendous effort

Harrison Ford, known for iconic roles such as Han Solo and the intrepid archaeologist, confronts the Indonesian forestry minister on television

Warming temperatures in the Great White North are melting important ice roads and heating waterways beyond optimal temperatures for some fish

A large percentage of the country's national parks have recently experienced extreme heat, precipitation or drought, which could hurt plant and animal species

Local stressors have have caused more than 50 percent of the decline in Caribbean coral cover since the 1970s

While testing crops are legal, it's unlikely farmers will be persuaded to convert to the new bananas without a way to physically sell the fruit

Developers deforesting Indonesia's wetlands are contributing to the country's rank as one of the world's top greenhouse gas emitters

Eastern states in the U.S. are employing microgrids to improve resilience after big weather

If leaks continue at present rates, natural gas may not help combat climate change

Natural disasters like storms or floods cause less people to migrate than rising temperatures, new research suggests

Business leaders estimate costs of climate change in billions of dollars annually

Scientists pinpoint drivers of heat waves, droughts and flooding in a new study

Climate patterns do not look like they will end the West Coast drought

Scientists look to microbes to protect crop yields in the face of climate change

A new report calls on the U.S. to lead on global fuel economy standards

A growing number of walkable urban areas suggests that the era of sprawling suburbs may be ending

Penguin species show there are winners and losers from global warming