Rogue Scientists Race to Save Climate Data from Trump
2016 Was a Pivotal Year in the War on Climate Change
La Niña Will Hang Out Until January—February Tops
La Niña’s Not Here, But Whatever Let’s Have a La Niña Winter
Don’t Blame These Rains and Floods on El Niño
Rain in L.A., tornadoes in Texas, floods in the Midwest. But the monster El Niño is being set up!
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The Paris Climate Agreement
Twenty-one years after the world's leaders first met to try and hammer out a climate agreement, the UN Paris talks succeeded.
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The Most Important Climate Stories of 2015
This year saw a global change in the fight against climate change.
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Wood Pellets Aren’t So Hot
In October, a three part report from Climate Central showed how Europe's appetite for wood is gobbling up forests in the American south faster than they are being planted.
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Florida’s Wacky Stance on Climate Change
In March, the Miami News Herald reported that the state's Department of Environmental Protection had an internal embargo on using words like "climate change," and "global warming."
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Pope Francis’ Encyclical
In a 42,000 word encyclical, the pontiff laid out the strongest moral argument yet for curbing greenhouse gas emissions.
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