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Obama Promises To Roll Out New Climate Change Measures, Says Paris Agreement Is ‘Not Something To Tear Up’

In his weekly address Saturday, the U.S. president pledged to continue his efforts to tackle climate change “in the weeks and months ahead.”

US Scientists Want To Know What Presidential Candidates Think About Science

A coalition of over 50 science organizations, representing millions of scientists and engineers, have put forward a list of 20 questions they’d like the U.S. presidential candidates to answer.

Earth Overshoot Day 2016: Humans Have Used Up Their Yearly Supply Of Planet’s Resources In Less Than 8 Months

Aug. 8 is the “overshoot day” — a day when humanity’s demands on the planet exceed its capacity to regenerate resources.

Climate Change And Nuclear Waste: Greenland Ice Sheet Melting May Uncover Abandoned Cold War Military Base

A new study indicates that Greenland ice sheet melting my uncover an abandoned nuclear military base.

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Climate Change News: Why North American Forests Can’t Combat Greenhouse Effect

A team of researchers at the University of Arizona in Tucson found that trees may do more harm than good in fighting climate change.

A vehicle washed away by flashfloods caused by typhoon Washi lies outside down in Balulang village in Cagayan de Oro in southern Philippines

World’s Largest Polluters Accused Of Violating Human Rights In Philippines

Energy companies, including Shell, BP and Chevron, have been asked to respond to allegations that their carbon emissions violated the rights of millions of people in the Philippines.

Climate Change Threatens 18 East And Gulf Coast US Military Installations, Study Finds

Many U.S. military bases along the U.S. East Coast and Gulf of Mexico are at risk of permanently losing land to the ocean in the decades ahead.

Extreme Climate Change Pictures 2016: Amid Hottest Year On Record, Famine, Drought Grips Africa, Central America, India

Here's a glimpse of the environmental issues a handful of countries are grappling with as 2016 shapes up to be the hottest year on record.

Cloning Trees To Fight Climate Change? California Redwoods, Sequoias Absorb Greenhouse Gasses, Group Claims

Cloning 300-foot-tall trees can help fight climate change, a group of arborists believe.

NASA Says 2016 Hottest On Record So Far, Arctic Sea Ice Cover May Reach New Lows

The average temperature for every month in 2016, except March, was higher than in any year since reliable record-keeping began, according to NASA.

Climate Change: Underwater Kelp Forests In Australia Wiped Out By Marine Heatwave, Scientists Say

Between 2011 and 2013, about 60 miles of the underwater forests are believed to have been wiped out by a marine heat wave.

California Cap-And-Trade Program: State’s Air Resources Board Seeks To Extend Key Climate Change Initiative

In an attempt to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by companies and manufacturers, the state’s Air Resources Board sought to extend the four-year cap-and-trade program.

Climate Change Is Moving Clouds Toward The Poles And Pushing Them Higher, Study Finds

A new study has revealed that the inexorable rise in the planet’s temperature is leading to a marked change in the distribution of clouds all over the Earth.

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Global Warming Behind Deadly 2003 Europe Heat Wave, Scientists Say

A study led by the University of Oxford said that human-induced climate change caused the 2003 heat wave, and led to at least 70 percent of heat-related deaths in Paris that summer.

Antarctic Ozone Hole Is Showing First Signs Of ‘Healing,’ Scientists Say

The hole 6 miles above Antarctica has shrunk by almost 2 million square miles compared to its size in 2000 thanks to the global ban on ozone-destroying chemicals, scientists said.

Three Amigos Summit: North American Leaders To Discuss Brexit, Climate Change, Trade Protectionism In Ottawa

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau will host the presidents of the U.S. and Mexico in Ottawa for the first summit of North American leaders since 2014.

Great Barrier Reef: Scientists Send Letter To Australian PM, Call For Action To Save The Bleaching-Damaged Structure

In a letter to the Australian prime minister, an international team of scientists said greater efforts are needed to protect the iconic Great Barrier Reef.

Climate Change: Antarctica Carbon Dioxide Levels Cross 400 Parts Per Million For First Time In 4 Million Years

This is the first time in 4 million years that carbon dioxide levels at the South Pole have passed the symbolic threshold of 400 parts per million.

Nearly 400 Scientists Urge Obama To Drop Arctic From Offshore Drilling Plans

Nearly 400 scientists have signed a letter asking President Barack Obama to leave the Arctic Ocean out of a proposed oil and federal gas leasing program.

Europeans View ISIS As Top Threat: Survey

Respondents in nine of 10 European countries surveyed said they saw the militant group as the greatest danger, ahead of climate change and economic instability.

Great Barrier Reef: Australia Pledges $740M To Protect Climate Change-Ravaged Structure

This year’s coral bleaching, the worst in the reef’s history, has adversely affected over 90 percent of the 1,400 mile structure, according to recent surveys.

Icelandic Experiment Reports A Climate Change Breakthrough, Turns Carbon Dioxide To Stone

The experiment could be the much-awaited breakthrough for scientists working to perfect carbon capture and sequestration techniques.

NASA’s CORAL Campaign Will Study Reefs From 23,000 Feet Above

The 3-year-long campaign will help scientists ascertain how environmental forces affect coral reefs around the world, using state-of-the-art PRISM technology.