Warming Ups Odds of Extreme La Niñas, Wild Weather
Climate change could nearly double the odds of extreme La Niñas, wreaking havoc with the world's weather.
Scientists Find Which Coral Reefs Will Survive Warming
Study shows which parts of the Great Barrier Reef & others can bounce back from mass bleaching events.
Climate Change Moves the Doomsday Clock
The Doomsday Clock is just three minutes from midnight due in part to climate change.
Woods Placky Discusses El Nino and the Big Picture
CCTV America interviews Climate Central Meteorologist Bernadette Woods Placky about the El Nino weather phenomenon.
Heat Stroke, Anyone? Tennis Grand Slams Heating Up
Temperatures are rising at all four tennis grand slams, and the Australian Open is still the hottest.
Watch 28 Years of Old Arctic Ice Disappear in One Minute
A new video from NOAA shows how much older sea ice the Arctic has lost since 1987.
Study Downgrades Climate Impact of Wood Burning
Traditional wood burning is more sustainable and less environmentally damaging than previously thought.
EPA Plans Oil and Gas Methane Emissions Cuts
The Obama administration is planning to slash oil and gas methane emissions 45 percent below 2012 levels.
Moisture Shortfall, Heat Threaten Southwestern Forests
To see what mountain forest fires of the Southwest will look like in the future, look back at 2011.
Developing Cities Hold Big Key To Climate Action
Cities could triple their energy use in just a few decades. A new report shows how to maximize that trend.
Climate Change Messing with Mother Nature’s Timetable
More evidence suggests climate change has begun to impact the delicate schedules many species stick to.
U.S. Hot Streak Now Old Enough to Vote
The U.S. has experienced 18 years of above-average temperatures according to new data from NOAA.
EPA to Create CO2-Slashing Plan for States That Won’t
EPA to create CO2-slashing model for states that won't comply with Clean Power Plan.
Limiting Tar Sands, Coal, Arctic Oil Is Key to 2°C Goal
To efficiently use remaining fossil fuels, some countries would need to sacrifice more than others.
Hot, Unfriendly Skies Could Alter Flights
Climate change is likely to lead to flight weight restrictions at major airports around the U.S.
Climate Change’s Calling Card in 2014: Heat
The hallmark of global warming is heat. Here's what we learned about it in 2014 and what 2015 could hold.
Tropical Forests Play Huge Role in Inhaling Emissions
Tropical forests may absorb one-third of human fossil fuel emissions, a new study says.
Ocean Warming: Probing a Blue Abyss
Big climate news burbled out of the ocean in 2014. Most research findings were hot, but not pretty.
Fate of Earth’s Ice Comes Further Into Focus
The melting of Earth's polar ice came into starker relief in 2014, with real implications for sea level rise.
Warming Will Reduce Wheat Production, Research Shows
One of the most important crops is set to fall by 6 percent for each 1°C rise in temperature, say scientists.
