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April ties for warmest on record

Extreme cold and drought in U.S. linked to climate change

NASA data: 1997 all over again for Indonesia?

Indonesia sets aside $173M to prepare for El Niño

Earth has fourth warmest March on record as forecasters see possible El Nino rising

Despite frigid cold in U.S., January was the fourth warmest on record worldwide

Alaska roasting: new NASA map shows the Final Frontier in grip of January heatwave

2013 was the seventh hottest year yet

NASA picture reveals shocking impact of California’s drought

Underestimating global warming: gaps in Arctic temperature data lead scientists and public astray

Down Under scorching: Australia experiences warmest year on record

World suffers warmest November on record

Amazon deforestation could cause droughts in California

Deforestation may hurt U.S. agriculture, affect monsoon cycle

Global warming could shift tropical rainfall

Sea and storm: coastal habitats offer strongest defense

‘Yet another wakeup call’: global warming is here, it’s manmade, and we’re not doing enough to stop it

Natural cooling cycle in Pacific may have slowed global warming…for now

Featured video: temperature rises across North America by 2100

NASA image shows nearly ice-free Alaska as temps top 96 degrees

Rainforests will survive extreme global warming, argues study

Earth likely to warm between 2 and 6 degrees Celsius this century

Scientists have reached an overwhelming consensus on human-caused climate change

Climate change to halve habitat for over 10,000 common species

Featured video: How climate change is messing with the jetstream

‘Suffering…without witnesses’: over a quarter of a million people perished in Somali famine

Sugarcane production impacting local climate in Brazil

China to phase out super greenhouse gas

Despite unseasonable cold in EU and U.S., March was tenth warmest on record

Last 30 years were the warmest in the last 1,400 years

Hate flying? climate change will make it even rougher

Air pollution killed 7 million people in 2010

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