Focusing only on reducing CO2 emissions misses the warming already baked into the system, as well as the extra cooling we’d enjoy if all emissions stop.
Republican obstructionism forces Senate Democrats into conflicting climate-impact compromise with passage of the Inflation Reduction Act.
Earth’s average global temperature has 50-50 chance of crossing the 1.5 degree Celsius threshold as early as 2023.
Solving the climate emergency is merely a matter of policy, say two leading voices who long have championed urgent action.
The role forests have countering the effects of global warming is far more impactful than originally thought, new research finds.
Note: Updated Feb. 28 with links summarizing oral arguments and the threat to separation of powers. The U.S. Supreme Court Feb. 28 will hear arguments…
The gloom-and-doom scenario Earth will continue warming for decades even if we immediately stop emitting greenhouse gas emissions is wrong, …according to research highlighted in…
As Earth’s temperature has fluctuated back and forth between ice ages, its ideal temperature range for human survival is just as narrow as the ideal…
In the context of the familiar “man versus nature” saying, nature generally appears always to have the upper hand. But man, or, more appropriately, humanity,…
The 2021 One Planet Summit held January 11 in Paris was meant to be a collaborative approach to “tackle the challenge of climate change,” but…
