By distorting the world’s countries based on different environmental and economic indicators, we can see an amazingly clear picture of how emissions, resources, and poverty all combine.

The Bloom, an aquatic research station, will also help create carbon-dioxide eating phytoplankton. And provide some seriously nice coastal property.

As weather patterns change, can we expect the same flavor from the same grapes grown in the same places? The wine industry doesn’t think so, and it’s already making contingency plans.

The gallnipper is 20 times bigger than the skeeters you’re used to, and takes more blood with every bite. And they’re coming for the Sunshine State.

Everyone’s source for weather news is starting to make sure it is clear with its viewers about what effect changes to the planet’s environment are having on our weather patterns.

But does mindlessly repeating the same talking points really have any effect?

The one way to slow devastating storms and reverse climate change is clean energy, and the only way to do that is to pay more for R&D.

These projects to increase production of fossil fuels are being planned around the world. But if all of them come to fruition, it may be the last fossil fuels we produce, because the combined effect will be to raise the planet's temperature disastrously.

As part of a landmark deal, the Scandinavian country is investing in deforestation-prevention efforts in Guyana, in the hopes that it might help slow climate change around the world.