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Climate Change

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It’s Easy to Ignore Climate Change

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Why Climate Change Brings Both More and Less Water

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Colorado River One of Many Imperiled Waterways

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Time to Stop Measuring Fuel Economy in MPG?

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Hurricanes and the Color of the Oceans

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Flowers May Adapt Faster than Thought to Climate Change

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Plane May Be Better Than Car in Climate Equation

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The Problem with Space Junk

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Electric Cars Won’t Save Us from Climate Change

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More Heat Waves on the Horizon

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Coral Atolls Rise With the Seas

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Plenty of Warming in the Ocean’s Upper Layer

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One in Five Lizard Species Could Be Extinct by 2080

Icebergs Contribute to Sea Level Rise

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A Letter From Earth

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Changing Climate May Have Led to Angkor’s Downfall

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Turn Off the Lights!

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A Whale of a Carbon Sink

Rick Potts, director of the Human Origins Program at the Natural History Museum, proposed that climate change was the driving force in human evolution.

Q and A: Rick Potts

The Smithsonian anthropologist turned heads when he proposed that climate change was the driving force in human evolution

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Snow and Hurricanes, the El Niño Connection

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