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"Do I think that there are components of what some view as climate change as being a crisis? Yeah. Yeah, I do"
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"Do I think that there are components of what some view as climate change as being a crisis? Yeah. Yeah, I do"
Kids around the world have pushed climate change discussion into the heart of policy debates, the mainstream media and public conversation
Holyoke, Massachusetts, faced a calamity as its coal-fired power plant aged -- but planning and action saved the day
Scientists say it was "a surprise to see" how much rain is falling on the Greenland ice sheet, and they're worried
Is the science that links the two definitive?
Katharine Hayhoe suggests you step on a carbon footprint scale
A rodent was added this week to a list of animals declared extinct by the Australian government
U.S. tariffs have cast a shadow on what until recently had been one of the country's hottest job sectors
It is illegal to hunt the species, already endangered thanks to climate change shrinking their habitat, but a cull has not been ruled out
Americans who least believe in climate change live where its effects are forecast to hurt most, Brookings Institution says
They represent 42% of the U.S. population and a quarter of its economic output -- and shift can happen within 25 years
It is growing at an "explosive" rate that surprised researchers, NASA says
Madagascar's lemurs could hold the key to solving human diseases like Alzheimer's and diabetes, but they're at risk of being wiped out
A new survey shows Americans are more convinced than ever about the impact of climate change
Higher tides linked to climate change are lowering property values, hurting communities and homeowners
As weather gets more extreme, corporations, citizens and politicians fight over who should pay for the damages
Charlie Bliss and his 81-year-old business partner are known as the thermodynamics duo
As the economy heated up, it reversed a decadelong trend of falling carbon emissions -- and natural gas is a culprit
The very rare and strong December tornado in Washington state comes as scientists say twisters are growing more powerful every year
The report also finds record low winter ice and increased toxic algae
Many of the world's most extreme weather events in 2017 were made more likely and, in some cases, even caused by human activity
Team at major change conference to block positive portrayal of landmark study on global warming
This comes in the wake of multiplying warnings from the agency's scientists and others about the accelerating pace of global warming
Just two years ago, there was cause for cautious optimism
The conference is expected to work out how governments can report on their efforts to reduce emissions