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January - July 2010 Hottest on Record, Report Says
CLIMATE CENTRAL - After the second warmest July on record, 2010 is shaping up to be one of the hottest years on the books.
Americans’ Sense of Energy Savings? Small Change.
DAILY CLIMATE - Survey finds Americans' perception of energy consumption favor what's easiest to do, rather than what's most effective at curbing their carbon footprints
Reducing Soot Could Help Cool the Arctic, New Study Says
CLIMATE CENTRAL - New research shows that cutting man-made soot emissions may help stem Arctic climate change.
Annual Climate Report Shows We Live in a Warming World
CLIMATE CENTRAL - New NOAA climate change report shows continued warming in 2009, in keeping with long-term trends.
Spread of Disease Linked to Warming Climate
DAILY CLIMATE - CDC warns doctors to be on the alert after concluding a once-tropical disease is spreading in the Pacific Northwest.
Locking In Our Future
DAILY CLIMATE - Today's emissions decisions will drive the planet's weather for generations, panel concludes. The question for policymakers: How much change do we want to dial in?
Warming Waters Add New Pressures to an Ancient Livelihood
DAILY CLIMATE - Regulators traditionally react to falling fish stocks by putting additional curbs on fishing - an approach that may not work as larger changes such as global warming alter the seas and their inhabitants.
Climate Change Can Be Hazardous to Your Health
DAILY CLIMATE - From heat stress to sewage overflows, climate change promises to bring extreme weather that can throw our nation's ill-prepared public health infrastructure 'back to the 1890s,' according to experts.
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