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She highlighted how often “small steps, not the giant leaps” bring about lasting change in the world – the theme of her Christmas Day broadcast.

… in which she discussed a wide array of topics, ranging from the moon landings to climate change. 2019 marks The Queen’s 68th Christmas speech, …

Some of the best environmental photos show what it’s like to deal with the effects of climate change. July was the hottest month ever recorded on Earth …

“My concern is that this initiative will create the perception that something is being done about climate change, when this is utterly, utterly, inadequate,” …

In the United States, there is a new coalition of former presidents, military generals, and celebrities who will begin holding town hall meetings across …

Patrick Henry said, “United we stand, divided we fall.” With the new year just around the corner, maybe our resolution for 2020 should be to keep an …

Climate change is so far-reaching that it’s taken the form of a giant kraken, piercing its tentacles into our politics, economics, health, food, and culture.

“The data is in, climate change is a fact,” City Librarian Anji Brenner said. “It’s not a question of, ‘Are we taking sides on this?’ We are presenting what …

There are so many stories flying around about the horrors already being wrought by climate change, you’re probably struggling to keep up.