Rapidly Changing Arctic Braces for Destabilization
A new report documents how the effects of global warming, such as sea ice and permafrost loss, cascade throughout the ecosystem
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What Does Trump's New "Open Mind" on the Climate Accord Mean?
Some wonder if the president-elect will use the agreement as an international bargaining chip
Will the Rust Belt Stick with Coal Under Trump?
Market forces, not politics, will likely lessen the region’s reliance on coal
Trump Picks a Climate Skeptic to Enforce Environmental Laws
Jeff Sessions, choice for attorney general, has ridiculed greenhouse gas regulations
China Takes the Climate Spotlight as U.S. Heads for Exit
If the U.S. backs out of the Paris accord, it could give China the upper hand on a host of international issues
Obama Presses Ahead with Plans for Deep Emissions Cuts
The administration released its strategy at the UN climate talks for cutting U.S. emissions more than 80 percent by mid-century
Carbon Capture Still Viable under Trump
Energy Department official says businesses may want the technology for their own purposes
Military Leaders Urge Trump to See Climate as a Security Threat
Dozens of military and defense experts advised the president-elect that global warming should transcend politics
Rise in Global Carbon Emissions Slows
China is largely to thank, due to its declining use of coal
Could Trump Simply Withdraw U.S. from Paris Climate Agreement?
It's possible, but tricky, and could undermine global cooperation on other issues
No Plan B at Climate Talks, Given Trump Win
But leaders from other nations vow to band together to meet emissions targets
Trump's Election Could Threaten Global Climate Agreement
But China could push back if U.S. seeks to renege
Sea Levels Will Rise Faster Than Ever
The Atlantic coast will be one of the hardest hit regions
Arctic Makes Ice at Record Slow Pace
After the summer thaw, winter sea ice is returning more slowly than ever
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
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
