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Philippines disaster may have been worsened by climate change, deforestation

Droughts could push parts of Africa back into famine

Is the Russian Forest Code a warning for Brazil?

Mixed reactions to the Durban agreement

Evidence mounts that Maya did themselves in through deforestation

Current emission pledges will raise temperature 3.5 degrees Celsius

At least 74 percent of current warming caused by us

Global carbon emissions rise 49 percent since 1990

Africa, China call out Canada for climate betrayal

Another record breaker: 2011 warmest La Niña year ever

For poor, climate change “a matter of life and death”

Greenhouse gases hit new record in atmosphere as officials head to UN climate summit

IEA warns: five years to slash emissions or face dangerous climate change

Climate change already worsening weird, deadly, and expensive weather

Killer Russian heatwave product of climate change

Sober up: world running out of time to keep planet from over-heating

Independent climate study comes to same conclusion as world’s climatologists

Converting rainforest to cropland in Africa reduces rainfall

Germany proves the promise of renewable energy: hits 20 percent renewables

Mass walrus haul-outs, polar bear cub mortality linked to climate change

Mass walrus haul-outs, polar bear cub mortality linked to climate change

Climate change may fuel increase in warfare, finds study

Reducing Disaster Risks: Progress and Challenges in the Caribbean Region

World nations see six all-time record high temperatures, no lows so far in 2011

Chart: US suffers record drought

Adaptation, justice and morality in a warming world

Yellowstone burning: big fires to hit world’s first national park annually by 2050

NASA image shows it snowing in driest place on earth

NASA image: hotter lows and hotter highs in the US

Hot map hard to ignore: interactive map points out local climate impacts

Climate change and deforestation pose risk to Amazon rainforest

NASA Photos: beyond Mississippi flood, southern Africa sees record deluges

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