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Climate change is going to make dry periods longer and more frequent.
Under current trends, we're looking at a one-meter rise in sea levels by 2100.
Looking back can help us see what lies ahead.
This doesn't mean building more now would work, though.
It's a bad strategy to not be where your food is -- or when.
Taking polluting cars off the streets is both healthy and profitable.
California's power grids are buckling under heat as new temperature records are being set.
The feedback loops of global warming are kicking in.
Humans aren't always the bad guys.
Peatlands will become a major source of greenhouse gases as the permafrost thaws.
Better photosynthesis and water efficiency means more food for everybody.
They've lost almost 80% of their historical volume.
Not what I like to hear.
We have a limited capacity for attention to risk, and the pandemic is taking up almost all of it.
Constructions are a leading emitter of greenhouse gases worldwide -- and much of that can be avoided.
UK, Spain, and Italy see unusually high temperatures.
Climate change denial is getting a ton of attention form US media.
The heating climate is delivering a one-two punch to Antarctic ice.
Europe gradually starts to say goodbye to coal energy
Extreme temperatures are a risk factor for cardiovascular disease
We have to start using more efficient cooling devices
Climate change will bring too much of both to the Sunny State.
Rich nations are eating more meat and dairy than what is sustainable for them and for the planet.
Higher than usual temperatures have triggered forest fires and accelerated the melting of the permafrost
The dust plume is the dustiest since records began 20 years ago
This is bad news. We could be reaching a 4 degrees warming by 2100.
Some of these tiny particles travel as far as the Arctic, accelerating melting in remote snow- and ice-covered regions.
A sustainable future has no room for coal energy, the head of UN argues.
This means more food for marine animals, but the net long-term consequences aren't pretty.
Good things take time, it seems. Better start early, then!
Party elites play a key role in the polarization of climate science, with devastating consequences.
Women prefer to marry government employees who have a more stable income.
There's a growing weather volatility and climate change could be partly behind it.
It's happening globally, but not all regions are affected equally.
You might need to reconsider your skiing plans.
Average global temperatures have risen to about 1ºC since the mid-19th century.
Things could get much worse in the coming months.
For the past 6,500 years, the global has largely been on a cooling trend -- until humans started burning coal.
Reseach shows that the South Pole is warming at an alarmingly faster rate than the rest of the world.
Temperatures exceeding 40°C may be reached somewhere in the UK every 3.5 to 15 years by the end of the century.
There could be a solution for one of the most congested cities in the world.
Not doing it right can negatively impact biodiversity and lower carbon density.
The issue will likely play a big role in the upcoming presidential election.
It could have consequences for the entire planet.
The way media report on climate change has a big influence on people's beliefs, report shows
The forests would be in danger if the sea level rises more than six millimeters per year
Atmospheric carbon dioxide exceeded the 417 parts per million on average during May.
Meteorologist are surprised by the sudden change from extremely wet to extremely dry weather in the UK.
Marine species move to the poles six times faster than those on land.
Its a bad time to be a tree.
