Shell Oil, the first defendant to respond to a Rhode Island lawsuit seeking to hold oil companies accountable for climate change, motioned to take the …
Climate Change Makes Spiders Bigger—And That’s a Good Thing
Scientists have known for almost a decade that climate change would impact spider populations. A 2009 study showed that a warmer Arctic with …
Summer of extreme temperatures continues, to the beat of climate change
(CNN) The summer of temperature extremes just keeps going, with record heat waves this month on all four continents that occupy the non-tropical …
Rising Temperatures Linked to Increased Suicide Rates, Study Says
A new study published Monday in the journal Nature Climate Change links rising temperatures to increased rates of suicide. The research is among …
State sets up kitty to fund climate change drive
According to draft regulations that the Treasury has formulated, the fund will finance climate change projects identified as priorities in terms of their …
Blair Horner: Climate Change Fight Gets Some Help From Children
Blair Horner: Climate Change Fight Gets Some Help From Children … and future dangers caused by climate change – among them heat waves, …
Climate change linked with increased suicide rates as extreme heat ‘profoundly affects human mind’
Climate change is likely to cause thousands of additional suicides in coming decades as the earth’s temperature soars, according to a new study.
Here’s a Disturbing Theory About Why Climate Change Seemed to ‘Pause’ for 15 Years
In the 2004 climate–change disaster flick “The Day After Tomorrow,” increased greenhouse gases in the atmosphere have a paradoxical effect: Rather …
UN Pact Acknowledges Climate Migration for the First Time
The Global Compact for Safe, Orderly and Regular Migration acknowledged climate change as a cause of migration, both due to extreme weather and …
Climate change may open opportunities for Churchill
The northern Manitoba town of Churchill has struggled since its port closed in 2016 and the rail line washed out in 2017. Scientist David Barber says …