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It also debunks one of climate deniers most cited argument.
There's a big rift between the US and the rest of the world.
Cities seem to have bigger ambitions than those of their countries.
With drought on the rise, this finding couldn't come at a better time.
The cost of non-action could be dramatic by the end of the century.
And the world will be less without them.
Yet another piece of definitive evidence in the case of climate change.
Things are much worse than we thought, and you'll never guess how climate change plays into this one.
Uh-oh.
The poor are disproportionately affected.
It's a worrying trend.
And counting...
Trump to Earth: "Screw you." The Earth to Trump: "No, screw you!"
Fact-checking Trump should be a full-time job.
America's favorite travel destination, Hawaii, is in for some nasty times.
To put it in Trump language: It's a big, big decision which will have bad, bad consequences. SAD!
Screwing the country and the planet in an attempt to make more money... and you're not even making more money.
This does not bode well.
We'd have to plant trees instead of food.
Coal is losing more and more ground.
If Americans ate beans instead of beef, the U.S. would realize 50 to 75% of its 2020 GHG-reduction targets.
When we said 'Go green,' this really wasn't what we had in mind.
Trump wants to set clean tech on fire.
China and India are fast becoming climate champions. Who would have thought?
It's a sad lullaby for the songbirds -- and not just for them.
The 'Diesel Gate' scandal runs deep and its effects will be widely felt for many years to come.
Things are getting scarier and scarier.
The new age of censorship.
A billion tons of CO2 have been trapped by these mountains where the only exposed sections of the Earth's mantle are found.
If done early, a thinned young forest can store as much carbon as an un-thinned one despite being heavily outnumbered.
Water management policy needs to adapt to constantly shifting environmental conditions, else we risk repeating the downfall of the Maya.
There used to be giant sloths, rhinos, and dire wolves.
From bad to worse.
It's an important milestone, but there's still a long way to go.
This could have been going for decades but scientists are worried nevertheless.
Researchers have described the first case of 'river piracy' -- a river disappearing after an intense glacial melt.
An unexpected crack has emerged across a giant Greenland glacier, raising concerns that a big chunk of the glacier might splinter off into the ocean.
One step forward, two steps back.
Soon, you could get a weather forecast for your neighbourhood, or even street.
More and more Americans are waking up to reality but many are still left dazed and confused.
There's no reason to panic but what's certain is flights will become more uncomfortable.
We have a pretty solid track record for ignoble milestones.
India wants 100GW of solar and wind to come online by 2022.
It's even worse than we thought.
It's a small step, but it's a much needed step.
How much time is the climate worth to you?
In 2013, Beijing officials promised that they will close the city's four coal stations by the end of 2017, and they've kept their word.
The US had to work harder to have a chance at achieving their climate objectives, but now -- the country's going in the opposite direction.
This is only the beginning.
