climate change

World Temperatures Hit New High in 2016

Women Bearing the Strain of Climate-Forced Migration

A shipwreck at low tide. The science, including persistent uncertainty on how fast temperatures and seas will rise, should result in a higher carbon cost and even more aggressive steps at limiting warming. Credit: andrewmalone/Flickr, CC BY 2.0

Will Trump’s Climate Team Accept Any ‘Social Cost of Carbon’?

Why is There Little Trust Across the Aisle on Issues of Climate Change?

World Heat Shatters Records in 2016 in New Sign of Global Warming

If You’re Asking ‘What To Expect in Science in 2017’, You Have Missed the Point

Last Year’s Chennai Deluge Not Due to Climate Change