
The Worst Climate Pollution Is Carbon Dioxide
CO2 outranks soot, methane and even hydrofluorocarbons in terms of long-term global warming
CO2 outranks soot, methane and even hydrofluorocarbons in terms of long-term global warming
Scientists prepare an inexpensive, accurate tool to track greenhouse gas concentrations
A pending U.N. report notes that a lack of fast action to combat global warming will lead to severe impacts
Natural gas's impact as a bridge fuel to a cleaner energy future has been oversold, new research suggests
Projects to harvest natural gas from a coal mine in the Four Corners region is spewing the potent greenhouse gas
Better measurements deepen the mystery of global warming heat stored in the oceans
When it comes to spewing methane, big oil companies and little wildcatters both make the list for biggest contributors to global warming
Scientists find a link between increasing greenhouse gas emissions and deadly hot spells but drought and downpours proved more complicated
To avoid more than two degrees Celsius of global warming, CO2 pollution would have to stop growing soon
Scientists attribute two-thirds of the meltdown of glaciers to human causes
Researchers have traced ancient tipping points that could presage what to expect under the current global warming
An academic feud swirls around how best or even whether to express the scientific consensus around climate change
If leaks continue at present rates, natural gas may not help combat climate change
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
The answer could help clarify how warm climate change might get
Climate change experts want more certain actions than are called for in the new proposed rule to cut carbon dioxide from power plants
While climate change may increase the occurrence of malaria, the effect can be almost completely offset by adopting control strategies
Climate change has made nights warmer in India over the past decade, an ominous sign for the nation's vital rice crop
Scientists attempt to harness the power of microbes to produce electricity and fuels
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