Climate Pledges Will Fall Short of Needed 2 Degree C Limit
Just a day before the Paris accord takes effect, the U.N. says nations must make deeper emissions cuts
Stories by ClimateWire
Huge Transmission Line Will Send Oklahoma Wind Power to Tennessee
High-voltage, direct-current lines could become the backbone of a U.S. supergrid
Greenhouse Gases Made West Coast Drought Worse
Excessive warmth, not lack of precipitation, drove low snowpack in Spring 2016
Climate Proves to Be a Key Voter Issue in Florida
Latinos, a force in the important state, are far more concerned about climate change than other voters are
Brazil Greenhouse Gas Emission Spike Blamed on Deforestation
Over 2,000 square miles of forest were cut last year, raising emissions 3.5 percent according to researchers
Fish Turn on Genes to Adapt to Climate Change
Skate fish off Canadian coast use epigenetics to survive in warmer water
Dreaded Polar Vortex May Be Shifting
As the Arctic wind pattern migrates toward Europe it could allow frigid air to descend upon the U.S.
Lack of Cheap, Clean Hydrogen Slows Fuel-Cell Cars
Fuel cells are better than ever but refueling infrastructure lags
Clinton and Trump Should Address Climate in Final Debate
Energy Secretary Moniz says candidates should state their positions on climate solutions
How Much Heat Does the Ocean Trap? Robots Find Out
3,500 aquatic robots descend a mile below the surface and back, every 10 days
World Leaders Agree to Phase Out Heat-Trapping Hydrofluorocarbons
U.S. and China lead the way to preventing half-a-degree Celsius rise in global warming
Comet Collision Could Have Caused Rapid Carbon Rise
Intense warming 55 million years ago may not have been driven by volcanoes
Progress: U.S. Carbon Emissions Decline
Thanks mostly to less coal use at power plants, emissions in the first half of 2016 were lowest since 1991
Clinton Rally Focuses on Climate
Al Gore tells crowd that Hillary Clinton will make the “climate crisis” a national priority
Why Google Cares about Wind Power in Africa
Millions of people are coming online, and that requires (renewable) energy
Disasters Debated
Scientists grapple over the extent to which humans are making extreme weather worse
Aviation Is First Global Industry to Limit Carbon Emissions
Gauntlet is now thrown down to maritime and land transportation
Seas Rising but Florida Keeps Building on the Coast
Sea level rise as a result of global warming is not stopping developers of Florida’s coast
Industry Gas Leaks Improve
Tests show that technology can control methane emissions
Scientists Perfect a Way to Sense Airborne Methane
Tracking “ethane” shows that North Dakota is spewing gases big time
