A bad record to set.
Political preference doesn’t dictate your views on climate — except if you’re American
In America, every political group comes with its own views on climate change.
Mesolithic people were able to withstand dramatic climate shocks, new study shows
These ancient populations were impressively resilient.
Chilling maps show just how scorching 2090’s US will be, thanks to climate change
100°F isn’t something that puts a smile on your face.
Climate change is link between record-low Arctic ice cover, freak weather in Europe and the US
The Arctic’s getting really hot.
People who don’t understand evolution are much more likely to reject it
Well here’s a shocker.
A new Iron Curtain is falling over Europe — a “coal curtain”
A coal curtain is falling over the Old Continent.
Last year was the warmest humanity ever recorded without El Niño, NASA warns
2016 inches above it but only because of El Niño.
What is climate, why it’s not weather, and why it matters
Everything you wanted to know about climate. No — really.
Humanity gets its second Warning: We’re crippling the planet
We need to take corrective measures fast or we risk losing the only home we’ve ever known.
Coal formation sucked so much CO2 out of the atmosphere that Earth nearly froze over 300 million years ago
“It is quite an irony that forming the coal that today is a major factor for dangerous global warming once almost lead to global glaciation,” the author said.
Why Was Texas so Susceptible to Hurricane Harvey and How Does Climate Change Contribute?
The connection to climate change is more intricate than you’d think.
New finding could help plants survive drastic droughts
With drought on the rise, this finding couldn’t come at a better time.
There will be no renegotiation of the Paris agreement, EU Parliament tells Trump
Uh-oh.
Farmer ants unknowingly domesticated their fungi crops by sequestering them in dry environments
Accidental domestication still counts, right?
Mainstream US broadcast networks decrease climate change coverage time by 66 percent to only 50 minutes. For a whole year!
How much time is the climate worth to you?
Beijing just closed its last coal station — What does this mean for the world’s climate
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.
Aerosol emissions kept climate change in check over the Arctic until Clean Air regulations
Emissions work both ways. Well, worked.
Humans are changing the climate 170 times faster than natural forces
“The human magnitude of climate change looks more like a meteorite strike than a gradual change.”
Majority of people in the US favour renewables
A divided country still agrees on some things.