Millions of Americans may still believe warming exists, but far fewer view it as an imminent existential threat.

Many different forms of data allow us to observe changes to the climate. We have long-running weather stations we can use to track temperature and rainfall changes, as well as newer technologies such ...

People wade through a flooded market in South Sudan in 2024. Heavy rains over several years have contributed to a widespread humanitarian crisis in South Sudan. People affected by the negative effects ...

Climate change is not just a future event. For many people around the world, it is happening right now. Learn how the IRC is coming together with partners from across sectors to help families on the ...

As headlines about heat waves, floods and wildfires become more frequent, many people report a growing sense of worry about ...

To keep even a coin-flip chance of limiting warming to 1.5°C the world must cut emissions roughly 55% by 2035 compared to ...

BELEM, Brazil (Reuters) -Countries trying to shift to clean energy while also preparing for extreme weather and other impacts in a warmer world will need money - a lot of it. As the costs and risks of ...

BELEM, Brazil, Nov 9 (Reuters) - Every year, the U.N. climate conference conjures hundreds of headlines on global efforts to spare the world from climate catastrophe. This year's begins on Monday in ...

The constant deluge of bad news about rising global temperatures and their impacts can make it feel like the world is ending. Is it? Reading time 8 minutes If a 60-mile-wide (100-kilometer-wide) ...

As the impact of global warming becomes more obvious, you might expect countries to step up climate action and preparation, ...

Current political and economic issues succinctly explained. The effort to meet President Donald Trump’s July 4 budget reconciliation deadline is just heating up in Congress, with potentially ...