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Native American Tribe Gets Federal Funds to Flee Rising Seas

By David Hasemyer

Offshore drilling, like in the north Atlantic, has been called off for the U.S. Atlantic coast

Obama Halts Atlantic Drilling, but Keeps Arctic and Gulf Open for Business

By Phil McKenna

Super cyclone Winston devastated Fiji

Some Extreme Weather Is Now Reliably Linked to Climate Change

By Zahra Hirji

In the Arctic, Even Climate Change's Tiniest Victims Have Big Impacts

By David Hasemyer

Rising Seas Pull Fort Lauderdale, Florida's Building Boomtown, Toward a Bust

By Katherine Bagley

Poisonous snakes like the rattlesnake could expand their territory as the globe warms

Snakes' Expanding Habitat Could Bring Their Venom to Surprising Places

By Sheila V Kumar

Major flooding hit Copenhagen in 2010

Flood Damage Costs Will Rise Faster Than Sea Levels, Study Says

By Zahra Hirji

Scientists Urge AGU to Cut Ties With Exxon Over Climate Denial

By Zahra Hirji

Science education lags behind the science when it comes to climate change

Science Teachers Are Teaching Climate Change, but Not Always Correctly

By Zahra Hirji

The Zika virus has already taken hold in places like Honduras, could spread

Warming World Spreads a Wider Welcome Mat for Zika-Carrying Mosquitoes

By David Hasemyer

South Carolina experienced historic flooding in October 2015

Climate Data Now Key to Disaster Preparedness, First Responders Say

By Katherine Bagley

Poorer countries like those in Africa will suffer more food shortages because of climate change

Climate Change Raises a Troubling Question: Who Gets to Eat?

By David Hasemyer

California baked in 2015, the hottest year on record

It's Official: 2015 Was Hottest Year Ever

By Katherine Bagley

New Aerial Photographs Show Midwest Flooding Devastation

By Katherine Bagley

Donald Trump is among the Republican presidential candidates that deny climate change

2016: The Politics of Climate Unlikely to Change

By Katherine Bagley

As Climate Change Imperils Winter, the Ski Industry Frets

By Katherine Bagley

2015: Another Year of Record Heat and Wild Weather

By Katherine Bagley

Centuries of Melting Already Locked in for Polar Ice, Scientists Say

By Phil McKenna

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