global warming

Five Best Ideas of the Day: December 18

By The Aspen Institute

NOAA Arctic Report Card Short on Good News

By Elizabeth Barber

Majority of Americans Believe the Story of Jesus' Birth is Historically Accurate

By Charlotte Alter

Melting Away: Stunning Photos of Disappearing Icebergs

By Ye Ming
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Deforestation Eases in Brazilian Amazon

In fact, it just fell to its second lowest level in 25 years

By Per Liljas

World Heads Toward Warmest Year Ever

That's despite the U.S. experiencing a bit of a deep freeze

By Helen Regan

Extraterrestrials on a Comet Are Faking Climate Change. Or Something

Conspiracy theories never die, but that doesn't mean we can't get smarter about dealing with them

By Jeffrey Kluger

Your State Bird Could Be Gone By 2080

If our climate continues to change, many birds will lose significant portions of their habitat

By World Science Festival

China Shows It's Ready to Grow Up on Climate Change

China lives up to its responsibilities on global warming

By Bryan Walsh

What's Good for You Is Good for Our Planet

Livestock and their byproducts take a significant toll on global warming

By Dean Ornish, MD

Hyundai, Kia Fined for Understating Carbon-Emission Figures

Total emissions were 4.75 million metric tons more than what was reported to environmental officials

By Rishi Iyengar

U.N.: End Fossil Fuels by 2100

"Science has spoken," U.N. Secretary General Ban Ki-moon said

By Nolan Feeney

U.S.'s Small Four Corners Region is an Outsized Methane Hotspot

But the hotspot predates the use of hydraulic fracking in the region, putting renewed attention on how older forms of natural gas production contribute to global climate change

By Elizabeth Barber

How Indoor Stoves Can Help Solve Global Poverty

Clean cooking and better sources of energy can have a domino effect on health and education

By TIME Staff

The Climate Deniers' Newest Argument

It's a lot easier to attack environmental scientists when you make up something they didn't say—and then criticize them for saying it

By Jeffrey Kluger

Why King Coal Will Keep Its Crown

The challenge of unseating the most polluting power source on the planet

By Andrew Topf

U.S. Pledges $15 Million to Help Cut Methane Emissions

"It is about time that world leaders come to the United Nations to recognize this threat in the way that it requires and demands"

By Helen Regan

Rockefeller Charity to Pull Out of Fossil Fuels

A sign of the times from a family that made its fortune in oil

By Rishi Iyengar

See Thousands March for Climate Change

400,000 people took to the streets of New York City Sunday to participate in the People's Climate March, which attracted celebrities like Edward Norton, and leaders like UN Secretary-General Ban Ki Moon

By TIME Staff

Masses Demand Climate Action

U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon, New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio, former Vice President Al Gore, and movie stars Leonardo DiCaprio and Edward Norton all attended

By Charlotte Alter / New York
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