What would it actually take to limit warming to 1.5°C?
Limiting global warming to 1.5 degrees Celcius is looking harder and harder to achieve but environmentalists think we can still do it.

Limiting global warming to 1.5 degrees Celcius is looking harder and harder to achieve but environmentalists think we can still do it.

Environmentalists are embracing everything from kelp farming to societal CO2 reduction strategies to turn the tide on ocean acidification.

Climate change isn’t just a future threat—it’s already reshaping the U.S. real estate market in ways many didn’t expect.

The rapidly evolving field of attribution science aims to understand the link between human activities and extreme weather.

Global warming may be hitting Africa harder than any other continent despite the fact that emissions generated elsewhere are primarily responsible for it…

Accelerated global warming may be affecting public health in more dramatic ways than we ever imagined…

Those who still deny that the global warming we are experiencing is being caused by human activity need to look at the facts…

If we measure success in terms of growth, big houses, fancy cars, prestigious jobs, enviable reputations, and conspicuous consumption, we are doomed…

This short essay by Dan Lennon outlines how the Earth’s climate has changed over the eons and what this has meant and will mean for life…

“I am supposed to be an environmentalist, a nature lover. Yet I tore down trees and destroyed the top soil…”