Prince Harry warns of environmental "emergency" as he visits Botswana
The prince shone a light on African nation's conservancy efforts, and spoke movingly about how the country helped him after his mom's death
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The prince shone a light on African nation's conservancy efforts, and spoke movingly about how the country helped him after his mom's death
A new United Nations report warns the impacts of climate change are increasing and inevitable. CBS News climate and weather contributor Jeff Berardelli joins CBSN to discuss the dire consequences to the Earth's oceans and icy regions.
Scientists with the United Nations released their most alarming report yet on climate change. Oceans are warming and sea levels are rising. As Mireya Villarreal reports, some people who live in low-lying areas of Miami are taking action.
Did you know there are more domestic cats than domestic dogs in the world – and the felines are friendlier than you may think
A new report from the United Nations is raising alarm over massive changes to the world's oceans due to climate change. The more than 100 scientists who created the report say severe damage from rising sea levels and melting glaciers is all but inevitable. CBS News senior foreign correspondent Mark Phillips joins CBSN to discuss what the researchers discovered.
Threatened by soil erosion, California's coast faces what scientists say is the inevitable future of expensive projects to protect homes and nature. Jonathan Vigliotti reports.
A highly anticipated U.N climate change report out Wednesday morning is raising alarm about the world's oceans. More than 100 scientists spent the last three years looking at the impact of climate change on the seas. Mark Phillips reports from Monaco where the findings were released.
Report warns with oceans warming and rising faster, it's no longer a question of if or when consequences will hit us, but how bad they will be
Spacecraft is carrying fresh batteries to replace aging units in the space station's solar power system
Moral of the story: Don't mess with a mother walrus