Sea Level Suit Returns to San Francisco Courtroom
The Alaskan village of Kivalina has filed suit against ExxonMobil, BP, and Chevron Corp. for their contributions to global warming-related sea level rise. Read More
UN Climate Talks: Durban Deal Does Little But Save Face
In overtime, climate negotiators fall short of the end zone but gain a few yards. Read More
Communicating Climate Science: A Little “Song & Dance” Can’t Hurt
Climatologist Richard Alley, who sings, dances and hosts PBS specials, awarded. Read More
Hotter, Drier, Meaner: Trends Point to a Planet Increasingly Hostile to Agriculture
Our increasingly hotter, drier planet is going to be a tough place to farm. Read More
Santa Ana Wind Season May Be Stretched by Climate Change
Global warming may alter the timing of California's Santa Ana winds, leading to more severe spring wildfires. Read More
Global Warming Has Pushed Arctic into ‘New Normal’
More and more, what happens in the Arctic isn’t staying in the Arctic.… Read More
The 2011 Hurricane Season is Over: Now for the Recap
The U.S. had been spared a direct hurricane strike since 2008. This year, our luck ran out.… Read More
Climate Change May Boost a Lethal Disease
The newly discovered virus Hendra has roared fully into life with more outbreaks in 2011 than in the 16 previous years. … Read More
