The Latest Breaking News from Climate Change

Gazelles at an Iraqi wildlife reserve are dropping dead from hunger, making them the latest victims in a country where climate change is compounding hardships after years of war. In little over one month, the slender-horned gazelle population at the Sawa reserve in southern Iraq has plunged from 148 to…

Turtles are facing a male drought of their own, as hotter sand temperatures, due to climate change, produce far more female hatchlings than males. Scientists say if this continues unchecked, it could have grave implications for the species.

The increasing worldwide transition to clean energy amid rising climate change concerns, growing government initiatives, and declining costs of resources should drive the renewable energy industry’s growth. So, it could be wise to add renewable energy ETFs First Trust Global Wind Energy (FAN) and Global X Renewable Energy (RNRG) to…

A culmination of unique events led to the recent extensive flooding in the Yellowstone region

The Securities and Exchange Commission is moving closer to a final rule that would dramatically change what public companies reveal about the risks posed by climate change to their operations

Spain headed for its hottest early summer temperatures in four decades on Friday, one area of France banned outdoor events, and drought stalked Italian farmers as a heatwave sent Europeans hunting for shade and fretting over climate change. Such was the heat that England's upscale Royal Ascot Racecourse even saw…

Prof. Arvind Kumar says global climate change has adversely affected the agriculture sector

The company that makes Sriracha told customers it will have to stop making the sauce for the next few months due to "severe weather conditions affecting the quality of chili peppers."

New research highlights ways to tackle our two greatest environmental challenges — at the same time

Spain headed for its hottest early summer temperatures in four decades on Friday, one area of France banned outdoor events, and drought stalked Italian farmers as a heatwave sent Europeans hunting for shade and fretting over climate change.

Buildings, materials, habits: everything will have to change because of the climate emergency, says Bob Ward of the London Climate Change Partnership