Asia, Africa Megacities Top Climate Change Risk Survey
Dhaka, capital of Bangladesh, is the metropolis most in danger.»
Voices That Matter 
Earth’s First Plants May Have Triggered Ice Ages, Study Says
Early greenery may have altered Earth's geochemistry.»
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Ocean Acidification Varies Widely Across Globe, New Study Shows |
Damage to oceans is local.» | |
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Southern U.S. Groundwater Dips To Record Low Levels, NASA Map Shows |
Last summer's drought moves the water table towards empty.» | |
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New Cache of Emails Leaked In Advance of Durban Climate Talks |
Will the release of scientists' communications cause the furor it did in 2009?» | |
Antarctic Glacier Flow Mapped for First Time, Uncovers Newly Discovered Glaciers
“This is like seeing a map of all the oceans’ currents for the first time. It’s a game changer for glaciology.”»
Horseshoe Crab Decline Connected to Climate Change
Significant population decreases seen along entire eastern seaboard»
News That Matters
Guardian
Bill Gates Backs Climate Scientists Lobbying for Large-Scale Geoengineering
"The idea that a self-selected group should have so much influence is bizarre."»
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New York Times
Food Crisis as Drought and Cold Hit Mexico |
Most serious drought in Mexico's history leaves 2 million without access to water.» | |
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The Great Northern Migration - of U.S. Cattle |
Texas drought is reshaping the American livestock industry.» | |
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Associated Press
New Map for What to Plant Reflects Global Warming |
Guidelines for gardeners acknowledge that plants can now survive farther north.» | |
Climate Central
Watch 131 Years of Global Warming in 26 Seconds
Show this to your skeptical friends.»
Obama Invites Public Comment on New Five-Year Climate Strategy
How should the government respond to climate change? Chime in.»
The Daily Climate
Pushed to Brink, Swans Rebound with Help from Global Warming
A warmer North is a boon for trumpeters.»