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Protecting Ocean Waters Will Aid Climate Adaptation
Protecting open ocean from industrial uses is key to addressing climate change, a new study says.
Carbon Dioxide Set an All-Time Monthly High
May 2017 marked a new atmospheric carbon dioxide peak. It's the highest it's likely been in human history.
Trump’s Base the Big Winner from Paris Withdrawal
Trump’s decision to quit the Paris agreement handed a symbolic victory to his nationalist supporters.
Warming Could Push Earth’s Rains Northward
Rain belts could be pushed northward as the Northern Hemisphere warms faster than the Southern Hemisphere.
World’s First Commercial CO2 Capture Plant Goes Live
The world's first commercial direct carbon capture plant is set to begin operations near Zurich this week.
Budget Guts U.S. Carbon Capture, Storage Research
The White House's proposed 2018 budget slashes funding for federal carbon capture and storage programs.
Focus on Carbon Removal a ‘High-Stakes Gamble’
Don't bet the future of the climate on negative emissions technology, Stanford University scientists say.
Sharp Rise in Flooding Ahead for World’s Poorest
Some of the world’s most vulnerable live in the tropics, where sea rise will cause a sharp rises in floods.
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