CLIMATE CHANGE

According to a new study, Greenland lost about 2,700 gigatons of ice between 2003 and 2013 — 7.6 percent higher than previous estimates.

In the next five years, global warming is predicted to pose security threats to the U.S. in the form of extreme weather events and mass climate change-driven migration.

The state's governor signed a bill this week to limit livestock and landfill emissions.

Critics say response to climate change should figure into oil company asset and reserves valuations.

Republicans tend to live in areas more hospitable to hosting solar panels, which require sunny, dry weather to be effective — and lots of room.

New report finds last fossil fuel car would have to be sold by 2035 to meet global warming goals.

Scientists at the U.S. National Snow and Ice Data Center, using satellite data from NASA, said the ice cover reached its minimum extent on Sept. 10, standing at 1.60 million square miles.

Scientists believe that we are now entering the sixth mass extinction largely due to “human-induced species losses.”

The later freezing and earlier thawing of Arctic ice, where polar bears spend a lot of their time, affects all 19 of their subpopulations, a study said.

The Category 5 storm has been referred to as this year’s strongest storm yet, and is expected to cause more destruction as it moves into mainland China.

It's the strongest storm the world has seen since Super Typhoon Haiyan destroyed parts of the Philippines in 2013.

Researchers found that higher temperatures associated with climate change increased the spread of diseases like avian malaria in the birds’ habitat.

By 2080, 20 percent of all lizard species could go extinct. Now, researchers have argued that this estimate may be too optimistic.

Over the past 40 years, driven by warming seas, typhoons in the northwest Pacific have intensified by 12 to 15 percent on average, according to a new study.

U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon said Sunday that climate change scepticism is over “scientifically and environmentally.”

The U.S. has joined China in formally ratifying the Paris climate agreement, which only comes into effect once at least 55 countries ratify it.

The president has taken up several environment and climate change issues, and issued a number of executive orders to protect the country’s natural heritage.

Climate change could cut coffee production across the globe in half, according to a new study.

A top scientist at NASA says we're seeing global temperature rises that are unprecedented in the past millennium.

Australian scientists have discovered a massive 2,320-square-mile reef behind the country’s famous Great Barrier Reef using laser data from the Royal Australian Navy.

Scientists used a phototropic bacterium — bacteria that respond to light stimuli — as a catalyst to generate methane from the greenhouse gas.