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Why Seeing Is Believing – Usually – When It Comes to Climate Change
Political leaders haven’t moved on global warming because they’re not feeling widespread public pressure to do so. And the...
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Loss of Habitat Threatens Africa’s Lion Population
The savannah habitat that sustains African lions has shrunk by 75 percent over the past half-century, according to a...
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Fossil-Fuel Subsidies of Rich Nations Five Times Climate Aid
Rich countries spend five times more on fossil-fuel subsidies than on aid to help developing nations cut their emissions...
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Carbon Credit Market May Collapse Soon
The reluctance of industrialized countries to accept binding emission targets will dry up demand for carbon credits and reduce...
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5 Charts About Climate Change That Should Have You Very, Very Worried
Two major organizations released climate change reports this month warning of doom and gloom if we stick to our...
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New Study Shows Global Warming Is Rapidly Melting Ice at Both Poles
This is not good news. A new international study—done by 47 experts using data from multiple satellites and aircraft—shows...
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2012 Arctic Ice Melt Larger Than Size of United States
Arctic sea ice reached its lowest extent on record and the first ten months of 2012 were among the...
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Culture Change Needed to Avert Growing Disaster Risk
A culture change is needed if the benefits of development, such as new jobs and hospitals, are not to...
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Prehistoric Human Feces Biomarkers Help Track Ancient Climate Change
The race is on to blame everything related to ecological change on human footprints – even the past can...
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Less Permafrost, More Global Warming
Thawing permafrost covering almost a quarter of the northern hemisphere could “significantly amplify global warming” at a time when...