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It's even worse than we thought.
Sorry, no good news.
Scotland fares particularly well, better than England and Wales.
“The human magnitude of climate change looks more like a meteorite strike than a gradual change.”
A huge iceberg the size of Delaware could completely break free in the coming month.
It's an optimistic hypothesis, but it's not beyond the realm of possibility.
"Environmentalism is the biggest threat" they say.
Gates didn't shy away from discussing Trump.
Incoming climate change will have a drastic effect on pristine mountain habitats, a new study has found.
It all started when the official Twitter of the Badlands National Park in South Dakota started tweeting climate change facts.
As the newly elected president Trump starts his crusade of bashing environmentalism, a new study shows that climate change will affect US agriculture -- whether we admit it or not.
A divided country still agrees on some things.
Thus, the Trump era begins.
As the Earth heats up, much of the heat sinks into the oceans.
In case anyone had any doubts, the year that just ended was the hottest on record.
In one of his last moves as an American president, Barack Obama has ensured a significant payment for the future of the planet's climate.
Trump should know better.
The carbon trapped there is equivalent to 20 years worth of U.S. emissions.
If the paper is right, then 17 percent more emissions will be released into the atmosphere by 2050.
The planet is still warming , and fast.
Things aren't looking good up north.
Some are concerned that the new administration will destroy vital data on climate change.
The 'roof of the world' is on fire.
The Vikings were late a million years. Back then this was 'really' Greenland.
Don't feed the trolls.
Climate change is throwing a party. Let's prepare the drinks.
It's not looking too good.
It looks like we're moving closer to a dramatic break-up.
War is hell.
You can't fool satellites.
What can go wrong when loudmouths spread fake information?
This is the end for London's dirty buses.
Hardy little things too.
As the Antarctic spring comes to an end and the "summer" enters into force, a team of geoscientists is seeking 1.5-million-year ice.
In times of political turmoil, academics are often the first to react.
The coal industry seems to be singing its swan song, despite political efforts to save it.
They're leapfrogging developed countries.
Unless we start reducing fossil fuel consumption drastically and fast, irreversible changes will happen in the Arctic and that will affect all of us.
The ice shelf is far more fragile than we hoped.
Storing CO2 underground might be one pivotal for our climate future.
Things are already bad.
A story of broken promises and land grabbing.
Things are not looking good in the North Pole.
Bad Australia, bad!
China is schooling the US on climate change. What a time to be alive.
It seems unbelievable, but this cabinet pretends these new oil and gas exports will become someone else's problem.
Over 360 multinationals and investing groups have published an open letter to president-elect Donald Trump.
A heartfelt plea, sometimes said with a breaking voice.
How one organization is proposing solving climate change by looking inwards, not outwards for solutions.
Changing things from the ground up.
