Stories by The Daily Climate

Where and how you live makes the biggest difference in household climate change impacts, a new study suggests

A Drexel University study finds that a large slice of donations to organizations that deny global warming are funneled through third-party pass-through organizations that conceal the original funder

With billions of pounds of salt spread on U.S. roads every year, researchers say that rivers, streams and lakes in the nation’s wintry cities are getting saltier

Investment funds may be exposing their investors to future losses by mismanaging climate risk

A land forged by fire and ice is losing the latter, and with the glaciers go a cultural and societal touchstone

No other coal deposit on the planet is so big, so close to the surface and so cheap to mine as the rich seams in eastern Wyoming and southern Montana. And that's made the Powder River Basin the locus of a national debate on how we develop fossil fuel reserves

American Geophysical Union adds legal counseling to its Fall Meeting agenda, citing scientists' need to defend against increasing attacks on research, correspondence and public statements

A proposal to assign responsibility for historic emissions prompts a fight over the future of the IPCC and what role the past has in the quest to limit future emissions

Bright blooms are a specialty of Seattle's farmers markets, but the Hmong farmers cultivating that niche market are losing their livelihood to an increasingly erratic Snoqualmie River

Thousands of delegates are gathered in Warsaw for another round of climate talks. On the other side of the globe, indigenous leaders say they're done with the U.N. talks

Cosmic rays can have played at most a very small part in global warming, new research finds

Contrary to claims by critics of wind power, Spanish researchers say, the turbines do reduce carbon dioxide emissions significantly even though the wind does not blow continuously

On the shore of Lake Superior, the Keweenaw Bay Indians are raising walleye in addition to the traditional trout at their hatchery. They need to keep pace with their changing lake

Armed with a 168-slide PowerPoint and a message that resonates with North Carolina's conservative Legislature, John Droz has notched a remarkable record fighting sea-rise science, coastal development limits and renewable energy plans

Beset by rising seas and fiercer storms, Virginia's mayors voice frustration with a state government still denying the problem of climate change

London insists it needs new nuclear power plants to replace aging ones, but is also granting extended operating permits to those older units

One of the world's major producers of food needs to adapt its farming practices for climate change

Some of the world's largest banks plan to cut credit for companies that rely on but fail to value forests, water and other natural resources

Increasing downpours as a result of climate change have overwhelmed the struggling city's outdated sewers

Dutch scientists have a use for all the carbon dioxide that pours from the chimneys of fossil fuel-burning power stations: Harvest it for even more electricity

Suburban sprawl might prove a solution if homes boast photovoltaics and electric cars

The invasive rodent known as nutria that has proliferated in Louisiana may introduce itself to other parts of the country

Coal use continues to rise despite recent announcements that development banks will no longer fund the technology

Potential sites for storing the greenhouse gas vary so much that each will need separate appraisal