The U.N. weather agency says the world could see average global temperatures rise to 1.5 degrees Celsius above the pre-industrial average for the first time in the coming five years

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A Russian metallurgical company says it improperly pumped wastewater into the Arctic tundra and that it has suspended the responsible employees

“The Arctic is figuratively and literally on fire," scientist says.

A Siberian town with the world’s widest temperature range has recorded a new high amid a heat wave that is contributing to severe forest fires

Host Britain says the next global climate talks will be held in Glasgow from Nov. 1-12, 2021

Swedish teenage climate activist Greta Thunberg has lashed out at authorities in the Danish capital because Copenhagen has for the last six years pumped large amounts of wastewater into the strait separating Sweden and Denmark

Dozens of scientists are sitting in quarantine, waiting for permission to sail forth and capture a crucial moment in the polar calendar that’s essential to their year-long Arctic research mission

Marine conservationist Courtney Mattison creates larger-than-life sculptures inspired by coral reefs that are as mesmerizing as they are educational.

Youth groups are moving a long-planned global climate protest online Friday to skirt restrictions on public assemblies during the coronavirus pandemic

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The coronavirus put a damper on the 50th anniversary of Earth Day, but environmentalists are taking solace in the cleaner air created from shelter in place orders.

Almost half of Americans live in communities with unhealthy levels of air pollution, according to the American Lung Association, as climate change creates more pollution.

The top United Nations climate official has chided Japan over its new plan to reduce greenhouse gas emissions

In an end run around Republican legislators, Oregon's Democratic governor has ordered the state to lower greenhouse gas emissions

T.J. Holmes gets up close to harp seal pups, which rely on the ice floes around Prince Edward Island.

As our planet changes, so do the falls, which can affect wildlife and nearby villages.

Many coffee drinkers don't think twice about where their coffee comes from, but it's a process that often starts in Nicaragua, where climate whiplash has been affecting production.

Scientists say the Great Barrier Reef is facing a critical period of heat stress over the coming weeks following the most widespread coral bleaching the natural wonder has ever endured

Some countries will be more affected than others, the researchers said.

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First time in years that German winemakers can't make their prized ice wine.

Thousands of mainly young people have joined Swedish teen activist Greta Thunberg for a peaceful climate march through the city of Bristol, in southwest England

The company will also restrict financing to companies that drill in the Arctic.

The latest so-called cap-and-trade bill calls for reducing greenhouse emission.

Country faces continuing population decline and “sinister menaces," he says.

Last month has been named the hottest January in 141 years of recorded climate history, according to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.

A group of House Republicans are rolling out a new platform on policies to combat climate change, including supporting a global effort to plant one trillion trees.

Video taken near the Chilean Antarctic Territory, shows mountain bases with mere patches of snow and sections of ocean topped with little to no ice.

Officials in Chicago have declared a climate crisis after a round of severe storms last month caused millions in damage to the city's already disappearing shoreline.

A new study has found that the global decline of bumblebees is directly linked to climate change, with some species set to disappear within decades.

It appears Antarctica has broken a heat record

If verified, the temperature would break the previous record for highest temperature on the continent, set in in 2015.

A new study has drawn a direct link between climate change and the global decline in bumblebee populations.

A report from Climate Central found snowfall totals throughout much of the U.S, has been declining since the 1970s. Totals went down 46% over 49-year study period.

The U.K. government announced it was ending the sale of new petrol (gasoline), diesel and hybrid cars by 2035.

The British government says it plans to ban the sale of new gas and diesel cars by 2035, five years earlier than its previous target, in a bid to speed up its efforts to tackle climate change

Two lawmakers in Sweden have nominated Swedish teenage climate activist Greta Thunberg for the 2020 Nobel Peace Prize

Climate change poses a threat to South Florida's way of life

Greta Thunberg joined fellow activists in a climate strike Friday at the Davos World Economic Forum.

The metaphorical clock is now set at two minutes before midnight.

Climate activist Greta Thunberg has brushed off criticism and mockery from U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin

Greta Thunberg joined fellow activists in a climate strike Friday, capping off her time in Davos, Switzerland, for the World Economic Forum.

Locusts by the millions are chomping their way across a large part of Africa in the worst outbreak some places have seen in 70 years

Fonda could spend her time in retirement. Instead, on the eve of her 82nd birthday, she was led out of the Hart Senate Building in handcuffs.

Fonda, who has spoken out for decades on issues including women’s rights and the Vietnam War, tells “Nightline” that climate change is a singularly important: “This is the future of the entire planet.

Greta Thunberg has wasted little time in pushing back against President Donald Trump's description of climate campaigners as “the perennial prophets of doom

Twitter enemies President Donald Trump and teen climate change activist Greta Thunberg may come face-to-face at the annual World Economic Forum meeting this week.

The world's political and economic elite are descending on the small Swiss Alps town of Davos this week for the annual World Economic Forum meeting.

Last year was the second warmest year on record around the globe, making the last decade the warmest in recorded history, according to new data released Wednesday.