
The debt crisis was nothing but political theater, but wouldn't it be great if more issues got the "think of your grandchildren" treatment?

Those headlines are misleading you. Scientists think the sun may go through a dormant period, but that won't stop the rise in global temperatures.

A compelling look at where the heat is on the world's food supply.

The heat's not on North America's food supply yet. But that's no excuse to ignore the pressing problem.

The general public and the media alike still have a heck of a time distinguishing weather from climate.

A new UK government report warns that your wireless internet connection is at risk from global warming. If only that was the only problem.

There have been plenty of warnings from religious groups about climate change, but maybe none as dire and direct as these from Vatican.

A new website boasts "900+ peer-reviewed papers" that deny climate science. Problem is lots of those papers were paid for by Big Oil.

Our good friends at 350.org just announced the plan for their next big global day of climate action. Get the details here.

Time lapse footage from National Geographic shows the incredible shrinking Alaskan coastline.

America would have burned through the 4.9 million barrels that spilled into the Gulf in a little more than six hours.

This morning, the Supreme Court heard oral arguments in what is quite possibly the biggest global warming-related case in the Court's history....

This past weekend, 10,000 climate activists gathered in Washington, D.C. But CNN, Fox News, and The Washington Post apparently didn't notice.

At the massive gathering of young climate activists in the capital, Bill McKibben lets everyone know that their efforts are noble, but not optional.

Natural gas is supposed to be the "bridge fuel" between fossils and our clean energy future. But what if it's worse for the climate than coal and oil?

Climate meddling by humans started a long time ago. Watch the human impact on the planet's land cover over the past 8,000 years.

Check out one NASA scientist's hot pink solution for dealing with historically unprecedented warming.