GLOBAL WARMING

With a new scientific finding saying that airline emissions pose a danger to human health, the EPA and the Obama administration plan to regulate the aviation industry.

The new initiative comes amid a major boost to the Obama administration-led efforts to curb greenhouse gas emissions by U.S. power plants.

However, the G7 countries, which account for nearly a third of global carbon emissions, failed to set binding cuts on emissions of greenhouse gases.

In an interview with Fox News on Sunday, the GOP presidential candidate defended his earlier comments where he told the Pope to leave science to the scientists.

A new report by climate scientists say that the glaciers around Mount Everest could be gone by 2100.

Global warming is raising the risk of damaging floods, like the ones ravaging Texas and Oklahoma this week.

Construction workers, the elderly and the homeless make up the majority of the 539 fatalities reported so far.

The financial aid will be used to fund the fight against environmental disasters and to increase access to clean water and renewable energy.

Jeb Bush, the former governor of Florida, said that it is "really arrogant" to think the role of humans in climate change is clear.

A new study has found that almost half of 978 power stations in the western United States are "vulnerable.”

The study provides insight into the influence of ocean microbes on the atmosphere and could help scientists better predict climate change.

A new NASA study finds that the remains of the Larsen B Ice Shelf are likely to disintegrate completely before the end of the decade.

The situation is a sign of humans’ continued overuse of fossil fuels and the rise of global warming, researchers say.

Climate experts have long proposed limiting temperatures to 2 degrees Celsius above pre-industrial levels.

Congressional critics say the Earth-studies programs run by NASA have contributed a great deal to scientists’ understanding of climate change.

An estimated 25 million families worldwide depend on coffee, the world’s most valuable tropical export.

Scientists say the new research helps climatologists solve the puzzle of where climate events happened first.

Inhospitable dead zones, found for the first time far from any shore, could be an effect of rising ocean temperatures.

Many nations, including the U.S. and China, questioned Australia's commitment to reducing emissions.

Data in three separate analyses shows 2015 might break 2014's record as the hottest year ever.

The latest data come just months after the government announced new plans to cut net greenhouse gas emissions.