
El Niño Could Ignite Amazon, Drench California
Scientists predict a high risk of forest fires in the Amazon and heavy rains in California during the early months of 2016

El Niño Could Ignite Amazon, Drench California
Scientists predict a high risk of forest fires in the Amazon and heavy rains in California during the early months of 2016

World's First Global Deal to Combat Climate Change Adopted in Paris
The Paris pact represents the first worldwide effort to reduce greenhouse gas emissions in next decade


Virginia Islanders Could Be U.S. First Climate Change Refugees
Flooding and erosion may not allow island to stay above water

California Farmers Will Intentionally Flood Their Fields This Winter
Hydrologists experiment with a groundwater-banking technique that could ease drought pains

The Most Important Number in Climate Change
Just how sensitive is Earth's climate to increasing concentrations of carbon dioxide?

Art Can Highlight Climate Change, But Where is the Data?

2015 Will Be Hottest Year on Record--Until Next Year
Inaction on climate 'could see rise of 6 degrees Celsius'

How a Forest Responds to the Threatening Heat of 2100
Experiments may show how forests around the globe respond to global warming

Has the Original U.N. Climate Goal Been Forgotten?
Many countries still push to restrain global warming to 1.5 degree Celsius—or less

El Niño Strengthening, Will Be among Biggest on Record, WMO Says
U.N. weather agency says current warming pattern in the Pacific likely to be in the top-three strongest on record

Record Levels of CO2 Herald the Future of Climate Change
Global warming has become a 1-degree Celsius reality, making progress at climate talks in Paris even more imperative

Climate Change Threatens to Make More People Poor
Natural disasters, disease and farming woes may expand poverty under global warming