From California to Wisconsin, wildfire season has begun
Wisconsin, on May 14, saw its largest wildfire since 1980. Meanwhile, in California, another fire that began May 15 has blackened 3,800 acres.
Cold spring linked with melting sea ice
Across large portions of North America and Europe, the beginning of spring has been cold. Scientists have now attributed that to the intense loss of Arctic sea ice caused by climate change.
Climate rally last weekend the biggest ever
The nation's capital hosted what was billed as the largest climate rally in U.S. history.
Obama signals strong action on climate change
Many environmentalists are encouraged by the fact that Obama is now starting to discuss climate change more.
Professors at exhibition talk implications of climate change
They focused on its implications, how the public perceives it, and the attempt by conservatives to deny its very existence.
Environment vs. jobs: Bill McKibben's contributions and limits
Bill McKibben plays a vital role in the environmental movement. As an activist, and thinker, his contributions have international significance.
2012 hottest U.S. year ever, warming and wildfires continue
2012 - a year marked by droughts, brushfires, and crop damage, was the hottest year on record for the lower 48 U.S. states.
Australian wildfires burning out of control
One hundred and thirty fires blazed across New South Wales, Australia's most heavily populated state, as emergency teams evacuated national parks and fought to get the flames under control.
Environment in 2013: You can’t fool Mother Nature
There may not yet be the political will in Congress to pass significant climate change legislation. But efforts to address this issue will continue to get strong support from Mother Nature.
Will anything really happen at Doha climate change summit?
Each conference hears reports about how much the world is depending on these gatherings to develop cooperative international approaches to mitigate and adjust to climate change.
