Haiti tops index of nations worst-hit by extreme weather in 2016.
Between 1997 and 2016, more than 520,000 people died in over 11,000 extreme weather events including storms, floods and heat waves worldwideBy Alex Whiting
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La Niña is officially here, and it will influence the upcoming winter.
Sea surface temperature anomalies across the tropical Pacific Ocean, showing the telltale signs of a La Niña event.
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By Andrew Freedman2017-11-09 22:35:55 UTC
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Don’t be complacent: climate change will ravage rich and poor alike.
Climate change
Opinion
Patricia Scotland
My trip to islands that bore the brunt of Hurricanes Irma and Maria proved one thing: we must think again about how...
Climate change in Fiji as seen through the eyes of an Instagramer.
"Like most Fiji Islanders, growing up I did not have many opportunities to travel or see much of Fiji," says Aaron March. Although the...
Globetrotter, stormchaser George Kourounis brings climate-change message to Edmonton.
George Kourounis stood on the precipice of a spitting lake of fire before rappelling down into the depths of the fiery inferno.
The Darvaza Crater in...
Most Floridians see link between hurricane activity, climate change, survey finds.
Lake Jesup is part of the St. Johns River, the state's longest river. The river flooded after Irma. Photo by Amy Green
Most Floridians...
On climate change, there aren't 'two sides.' So why do some feel otherwise?
Canada’s Foreign Minister Chrystia Freeland (R) reaches out to shake hands with new U.S. Ambassador to Canada Kelly Craft during a meeting at the...
This hypnotizing animation shows the incredible trend of global warming.
Kevin Pluck has a cool hobby: turning climate trend data into stunning graphics.
The Manchester, England-based software engineer’s latest is an animated “barrel graph” comparing...
What do we know about mountain snowpack, runoff? Far too little.
Most Americans may not realize it, but we really don’t know with a lot of accuracy how much snow there is sitting in the...
Climate change preview? Pacific Ocean ‘blob’ appears to take toll on Alaska cod.
Gulf of Alaska cod populations appear to have nose-dived, a collapse fishery scientists believe is linked to warm water temperatures known as “the blob”...