The National Academy of Sciences says evidence supporting a 2009 U.S. government finding that climate change threatens public ...

The landslide behind my neighbor’s backyard doesn’t exist—not according to the New York State landslide map or Greene ...

There’s more we can do to better protect our homes – including 1.5 million homes already in high or very high risk areas ...

Climate change fueled scorching summer temperatures that killed an estimated 16,500 people in European cities this summer, ...

Fish living in warm and arid climates are used to adversity. High temperatures and droughts can routinely cause the streams ...

These phenomena are erratic. They interact at every scale and manifest as weather, from clear sunny days to blustery ...

Young Americans who face an uncertain future due to climate change are once again going to court, this time to stop Trump ...

So far, 31 countries have announced their 2035 emissions-reduction targets, but only two have released targets consistent ...

The House of Commons foyer was a revolving door on Monday morning, as the various parties outlined their priorities for the new parliamentary session.

How do we think about the climate future, now that the era marked by the Paris Agreement has so utterly disappeared?

Research suggests that people want fair, effective climate policies—and we underestimate how much widespread support there is ...