A Hole in the Wind

By Allan Fallow Aug 25, 2017 A cross-country bike odyssey with a climate scientist reveals that denial of climate change is rife. Dig deeper ( 4 Min. Read )

Why Are There No Eclipse Deniers?

Juan Cole / Truthdig Aug 21, 2017 It's science that predicts Monday's celestial event---and global warming. Dig deeper ( 4 Min. Read )

We Can’t Fight Climate Change if We Keep Lying to Ourselves

Chris Hedges / Truthdig Jun 19, 2017 It is only when we face the bleak future before us that we can begin to use the words “hope” and “resistance.” Dig deeper ( 10 Min. Read )

Gulf Course [a cartoon from Austria]

Marian Kamensky, Austria / Cagle Cartoons Jun 3, 2017 Dig deeper

Wilder Fires and Rising Waters: Climate Impacts Are Approaching America’s Door

By Lauren McCauley / Common Dreams Apr 19, 2017 A pair of new studies shows how American climate refugees will "reshape" the population landscape of the nation. Dig deeper ( 3 Min. Read )

As Seas Around Mar-a-Lago Rise, Trump’s Budget Cuts Could Thwart a Local Climate Action Plan

By Lisa Song / ProPublica Apr 3, 2017 The president’s budget calls for ending a program that supports environmental efforts in Palm Beach County, Fla., and in the hometowns of some Cabinet members. Dig deeper ( 6 Min. Read )

To Halt Sea Level Rise, the World Must Cut More Than Carbon

By Tim Radford / Climate News Network Jan 16, 2017 Short-lived greenhouse gases such as methane will continue to affect oceans for centuries, no matter how much nations reduce carbon, research suggests. Dig deeper ( 3 Min. Read )

There’s No Going Back on Action Against Climate Change

By Paul Brown / Climate News Network Nov 23, 2016 Whatever policies the U.S. comes up with on climate change under the Trump presidency, the rest of the world intends to continue trying to save the planet. Dig deeper ( 5 Min. Read )

Speed of Arctic Ice Melt Defies Scientific Predictions

By Alex Kirby / Climate News Network Oct 1, 2016 The Arctic climate is changing so quickly that science can barely keep track of what is happening and predict the global consequences, the U.N. says. Dig deeper ( 3 Min. Read )

Arctic Ice Dwindles to Record Low

By Tim Radford / Climate News Network Jun 9, 2016 Twelve months of global record-high temperatures have led to this month’s Arctic sea ice shrinking to almost 400,000 square miles less than four years ago, scientists find. Dig deeper ( 3 Min. Read )

New Threat From Antarctic Glacier Could Raise Sea Levels by Nearly 10 Feet

By Tim Radford / Climate News Network May 21, 2016 A huge glacier in the frozen wastes of East Antarctica, a region previously thought stable, could melt much faster than expected, scientists say. Dig deeper ( 3 Min. Read )

Wave Impacts Speed Greenland Ice Melt

By Tim Radford / Climate News Network May 14, 2016 New research indicates that melting of the Northern Hemisphere’s biggest ice sheet is being accelerated by the seismic impact of waves crashing against Greenland’s coastline. Dig deeper ( 4 Min. Read )