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As La Nina ends, world experiences 5th warmest April

Featured video: why one scientist is getting arrested over climate change

U.S. undergoes warmest 12 months yet

Pictures of the day: activists highlight personal impacts of climate change worldwide

Just how far can a polar bear swim?

Thousands worldwide to “connect the dots” between climate change and extreme weather this weekend

U.S. suffers warmest March, breaking over 15,000 record temperatures

Oceans heating up for over 100 years

General Motors cuts funding to Heartland Institute due to climate change denialism

“Strong evidence” linking extreme heatwaves, floods, and droughts to climate change

NASA image: records shattered across U.S. as summer arrives before spring

2010, not 1998, warmest year on record

Climate change could increase fires, logging, and hunting in rainforests

Climate journalism gone awry

Tornado season likely to expand due to climate change

TransCanada to build southern half of Keystone to avoid State Department approval

Black Swans and bottom-up environmental action

Wall Street Journal climate op-ed: the “equivalent of dentists practicing cardiology”

New meteorological theory argues that the world’s forests are rainmakers

Wall Street Journal under attack for climate op-ed

Bad feedback loop: climate change diminishing Canadian forest’s carbon sink

Featured video: NASA releases shocking 30 second film on climate

Climate and The Oceans – Princeton Primers in Climate: A Book Review

Acid oceans: in some regions acidification a ‘hundred times greater’ than natural variation

The Cryosphere-Princeton primers in climate: A Book Review

NASA: 2011 ninth warmest year yet

Targeting methane, black carbon could buy world a little time on climate change

Seals, birds, and alpine plants suffer under climate change

How lemurs fight climate change

Top 10 Environmental Stories of 2011

Earth systems disruption: Does 2011 indicate the “new normal” of climate chaos and conflict?

Texas loses half a billion trees to epic drought

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