climate science

EPA Head Scott Pruitt Reportedly Launching Program to 'Critique' Climate Science

By Aric Jenkins

Acting on Climate Change Is Actually Where the Money Is

By Dr. Steven Santos

Study: The Latest Victims of Climate Change Are Snail Shells

By Bijan Stephen

The Danger of Unchecked Global Warming

By Bryan Walsh
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Volcanoes May Be Slowing Climate Change

The planet hasn't been warming as much as early climate models once predicted, and some scientists believe it's because sulfur emissions from erupting volcanoes are blocking sunlight in some parts of the planet, cooling the Earth's overall temperature

By Francesca Trianni

Hundred Years of Dry: How California's Drought Could Get Much, Much Worse

Scientists fear California's long-ago era of mega-droughts could be back

By Bryan Walsh

Snowpocalypse or Not, 2013 Was One of the Warmest Years on Record

Amid a polar winter in much of the U.S., a new report reinforces the long-term trend of global warming—and sets the stage for an even hotter 2014

By Bryan Walsh

U.S. Carbon Emissions Climb for the First Time in Three Years

As coal regains footing, U.S. carbon emissions are likely back on the rise

By Denver Nicks

Why Some Mushrooms May Be Magic for Climate Change

The soil contains more carbon than all living plants and the atmosphere combined. Now a new study says that a certain type of fungi can help soil hold up to 70% more carbon—with potentially big impacts for the climate

By Bryan Walsh

Sorry, a TIME Magazine Cover Did Not Predict a Coming Ice Age

Here's the real cover

By Bryan Walsh
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