A major new survey provides fresh insight into what Americans think should be done, or not done, to deal with climate change. The Morning Consult …

[What you need to know to start the day: Get New York Today in your inbox.] At a crowded town-hall-style meeting hosted in Queens on Thursday by …

Climate change will negatively impact 84% of the 25 species analyzed in the paper co-authored by the New York-based Environmental Defense Fund; …

Since 2014, climate–change deniers have squeezed millions of views, Facebook shares, and Twitter retweets by retelling a story alleging the …

… in Russia’s permafrost zone, the new climate has disrupted their homes and … and other gases into the atmosphere — accelerating climate change.

LOWELL – For someone who spent most of the day busy with climate vulnerabilities one minute and announcing funds to protect those vulnerabilities …

But we feel a new sense of urgency to be good stewards of the environment and address climate change based on recent science, which warns of the …

Not only is climate change exacerbating the invasive species problem, but it is also an issue that a number of people continue to deny.

A bunch of economists just put down their calculators and concluded that we should act on climate change sooner rather than later. Really.

Climate change protesters lost control of a fire hose spewing fake blood, resulting in a better metaphor than even they could have hoped for.