GLOBAL WARMING

According to new data from the National Climate Data Center, November was the world’s warmest month on record since scientists first started keeping track over 120 years ago.

From Central America to Asia, warming temperatures are threatening the world's banana crops.

Reddit recently barred commenters who harp on about climate change being a hoax from commenting in their science forums.

Ever wanted to ski the Italian Alps? Better make those plans soon.

According to the European Space Agency, the Arctic sea ice got thicker over the past year, particularly around the Canadian archipelago and North Greenland.

Climate change is not only melting Arctic sea ice but also disrupting sea creatures' life cycles.

Changes in air temperatures could impact bats' abilities to navigate in the dark.

A new greenhouse gas has been identified that is 7,100 times more powerful at warming the Earth over 100 years than carbon dioxide.

Scientists studying the effects of warmer waters on fish populations found that as water temperatures rise, fish get lazy.

Air bubbles are formed in glacial ice sheets when snow crystals trap pockets of air, which are noisily released when the ice melts.

A new study of methane emissions found that cow farts are one of the major contributors of methane gas, a greenhouse gas 21 times more potent than carbon dioxide, to our atmosphere.

Is curbing carbon emissions the real way to fight climate change? New research finds that even if you halt emissions the earth will continue to warm.

For some time now, migratory birds have been migrating a little earlier every year, but a new study could shed light on the causal role of climate change.

A recent report by a U.N. agency shows devastating findings regarding the upward trend that is driving climate change.

New findings suggest two global warming events that took place millions of years ago caused mammals to lose body mass.

Obama has implemented several measures during the last 4 years to combat climate change. What is he doing differently after Superstorm Sandy?

Canada’s endangered grizzly bears may benefit from the effects of climate change, according to a recent study from the University of Alberta.

North America’s moose are dying off at a rate not seen before. No one is quite sure why moose populations are in decline, but scientists say the culprit could be climate change.

Researchers in Hawaii have pinpointed exactly when and where extreme temperatures, brought on by global warming, will strike first. Scientists say the region surrounding Earth’s equator, called the tropics, will feel the effects of global warming long before the poles do.

Climate change is driving a wedge between caribou and the food they rely on during calving season.

The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change released the first part of its fifth assessment of global warming science Friday.