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Take action against climate change -- or pay up.
It's probably not what you want to hear -- but it's what needs to be done.
Next up is living car-free, avoiding airplane travel, and turning vegetarian.
If this ever happens, it would be like having crocodiles in the Arctic.
"Extreme" things generally aren't very healthy.
You could hardly imagine more deserving scientists to receive this award.
The planet continues to heat up.
Long story short: it's still bad.
It's not good news.
Counterintuitive -- yes. Disproving global warming? Not in the slightest.
Scientists have put a number between climate change and storm frequency for the first time.
Climate change is exposing plant life that's been preserved by the ice cap for thousands of years.
The change can only come from civil society, researchers urge.
It's the issue of our generation.
Possible? Yes. Is it realistic? Not really. Should we try anyway? Hell yes!
Well... this is awkward.
Countries need to account for health in all cost-benefit analyses of climate change mitigation.
If this sounds a bit alarming... it should.
Time, he stressed, is running out.
The bottom line: eat more plants!
Regardless of someone's political affiliation, un-scientific beliefs should be taxed. At the end of the day, science is apolitical, and global warming affects us all -- whether we choose to believe in it or not.
When glaciers fall to the dark side, methane happens.
There's a lesson to be learned from today.
This does not bode well.
Pocillopora damicornis -- one of the most abundant and widespread reef-building corals in the world -- may help us better understand how anthozoans deal with stress.
Ocean life is in bigger trouble than we thought.
Climate change claimed another island in the Pacific -- again.
But if they were made aware of the fact, they might change their mind.
Go Cali, go!
"It’s a bit like being almost blind and putting on glasses for the first time and seeing 20/20," a researcher said.
It's an extremely courageous decision -- and we can only hope his call doesn't go unheard.
Climate change was unforgiving with the Neanderthals.
Our forefathers left behind an ominous warning for us -- and we'd best heed it. Otherwise, we can start carving our own years into the rocks.
Have you noticed summers getting hotter and hotter?
This is probably a good thing, but it remains to be seen whether it will actually make a difference.
There's a particular irony to this situation.
It looks like we'll have to tackle climate change the good old-fashioned way
This might just work.
The effects of climate change are way beyond deniabiity, researchers say. It's time to start acting.
As if climate change didn't bring enough problems.
It's another piece of evidence documenting the effects of climate change.
Like Cassandra, the priestess cursed to predict the future and not be believed by anyone, James Hansen's appeal has largely fallen on deaf ears.
Some rare good news.
Well well, here's a surprising correlation.
Rice is losing proteins, vitamins, and minerals due to rising CO2 in the atmosphere.
Climate change has dangerous and often unforeseeable consequences.
Fighting climate change is as easy as growing some food!
... but if we keep on with the "business as usual" approach, things will be much worse.
Large predators are reclaiming what was rightfully theirs all along.
"Whether the consequences of our choices for ourselves and others are visible immediately or will only materialize in the future, we need to integrate them into our considerations when deciding," the paper's abstract reads.
