Articles

Why Dwindling Snow—Thanks Largely to Climate Change—Might Dry Out Los Angeles
Southern California depends on the mountain snowpack for part of its water—and that snow is about to get less reliable.

Obama Issues Group Launches Attack On Republican “Climate Deniers”
Organizing For Action, the non-profit group formed out of the Obama campaign, has stepped up its efforts against Republican members of Congress who don't believe...

The Oklahoma Mega-Twister Is More Weather Than Climate Change
The unusually powerful tornado that killed more than 30 people in Oklahoma naturally raises worries that climate change could be bringing stronger storms. But...

Why Warming Oceans Could Mean Dwindling Fish
Scientists knew that climate change would eventually impact fisheries, but new research indicates that warming water is already affecting the kind of fish that...

Timelapse: Landsat Satellite Images of Climate Change, via Google Earth
From Las Vegas to Arctic glaciers, navigate through time and space as you explore changes to Earth's surface over the last three decades.
Photo Essays

Himalayan Glaciers Under Threat
Climate change at the top of the world imperils Asia's water supply Photographs by Bharat Sikka for TIME

Global Warming Threatens Penguins
How rising temperatures and melting ice have affected the habitats of five species of the swimming birds
Time.com Specials

The World Energy Technologies Summit
The summit will explore the role and influence of emerging energy technologies on climate change, on business, on infrastructure and, of course, on the...

Top 10 Endangered Exports
Global leaders gather in Copenhagen on Dec. 7 to discuss a new international agreement on climate change. A hotter globe will have a profound effect on how we...
Articles from Around the Web
Dot Earth Blog: Global Warming and Our Inconvenient Minds
A fun chat on humans' inconvenient minds and why they make finding consensus on climate hard, but consensus on some smart energy steps easy. ...
Climate Change Getting Worse by the Minute
What goes up and does not come down? Greenhouse gas emissions, apparently. The world set another record in 2012, spewing some 31.6 billion metric tons of carbon dioxide,...
Dot Earth Blog: Why Colorado's Fire Losses, Even with Global Warming, Need Not Be...
A deeper look at ways to cut risk and losses in America's wildfire red zones. ...
Dot Earth Blog: Talking Climate Online With David Roberts of Grist
A'' very serious person'' and'' dirty hippy'' talk climate change. ...


