Stories by Lauren Morello

The U.N. Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change needs to develop a mechanism to correct any errors found in its reports

Increased rainfall in some river basins will blunt the effect of the disappearing snow and ice

The Arctic has warmed twice as fast as the rest of the globe thanks in part to melting sea ice, a new study finds

Climate change is already affecting U.S. and other industrial nations' public health, according to a new government report

Spring is coming earlier, and nature is scrambling to keep up

Inuit communities that have long paid close attention to the climate have said Arctic weather patterns are shifting--and scientists say they are right

In order to be sure that agreed emissions reductions are taking place, the U.S. must deploy new monitoring technologies, according to a new report

A new effort will be launched to craft research restrictions for geoengineering, or large scale efforts to tinker with the planet's climate system

New administrator and marine biologist Jane Lubchenco hopes to explain what scientists do and do not know via the government agency's new climate service

Warmer oceans are thawing methane deposits, adding more of the greenhouse gas to the atmosphere

How did historic climate change shape human evolution?

Scientists testify to the U.K. government that, despite "awful e-mails," climate change is unequivocal

New research from American Samoa suggests that at least some coral can withstand warmer waters

The question is not whether acidification is happening, but how bad it will get

If enough plug-in electric vehicles communicate with the grid, they could provide cheap storage for excess electricity

Experts from 70 nations urge CO2 cuts to slow deadly acidification