GLOBAL WARMING

February 2017 was the second hottest February since records of temperatures started being kept 123 years ago.

A new study has calculated the exact environmental impact of a seemingly innocuous food item — a loaf of bread.

Warming temperatures have made cherry blossom trees in Washington, D.C. bloom earlier in recent years.

The Federal Environmental Agency suggested drivers take a 40 day hiatus from driving.

The Trump administration has sent conflicting signals on environmental regulations, but a top U.N. official remains optimistic over how the world is combating climate change.

Senator Sanders and Bill Nye the Science Guy sat down to talk climate change on Facebook Live Monday morning.

Large-scale ecological changes in waters 200 to 6,000 meters below the surface will affect life severely in the world’s largest habitat — the ocean floor.

The couple convinced the president to avoid taking action against the deal approved by 195 countries in an executive order that is expected to be made public next week. 

Unfortunately, the premature greenery sprouting around the city will soon be covered in snow.

Polarstern, a German vessel, will be drifting along with Arctic Sea ice for more than a year to monitor climate change.

The Pine Island Glacier in Western Antarctica has been losing ice at a rapid pace, which contributes to the rise of global sea levels.

Research by NASA has identified a new pathway meltwater from Greenland takes to reach the ocean, and another research found Canadian glaciers are now losing ice rapidly.

Countries are not permitted to withdraw from the agreement until 2019, according to a report by the Federation of American Scientists.

"Climate change is not a future threat anymore."

Elon Musk is preparing to Colonize Mars, Gates is hoping for an energy breakthrough, Hawking has set the doomsday clock at 1,000 years and Chomsky warns of a climate change-induced migrant crisis and nuclear holocaust.

The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration planned to launch an independent review of claims that it exaggerated global warming data.

The hearing was intended to examine the EPA's "process for evaluating and using science during its regulatory decision-making activities."

A study published Monday estimates the amount to be spent on meeting peak electricity demand in the United States by the end of the century.

The Paris Agreement limiting carbon emissions was based on a "sensational but flawed" report, according to a controversial article in the Daily Mail.

Given their position at the very bottom of the marine food chain, increased toxicity of plankton could have a knock-on effect on the entire food web, including food consumed by humans.

A report released by the nonprofit Bank Information Center asserts that the World Bank's policies were responsible for turning Mozambique and Indonesia into major coal exporters.