Published: Tuesday, July 17, 2018. Climate change is warming up sea turtle eggs and turning the animals female, but what about alligators?

CenturyLink, Inteliquent, AT&T and other network operators got some bad news today in the form of a climate change and telecom report released by …

India is conducting climate change resilience training for seven Pacific … to north India for the one month Climate Early Warning Systems programme.

Dr. Blair Feltmate, Head of the Intact Centre on Climate Adaption at the University of Waterloo, discusses the urgent need for infrastructure to be …

Thousands of millennials are expected to descend on Washington D.C. for a three-day rally to demand action climate change. The march, which is …

The cables were buried 20 to 25 years ago, often without serious consideration to climate change. As a result, the thousands of miles of cables are …

(CNS): The British government’s official climate change adviser and the chair of the UK’s Climate Change Committee, Lord Deben (John Gummer), …

On this year’s expedition we will learn from individuals and communities who are seeing real and impactful changes in their land. Climate Change is …

A fern with leaves no larger than a gnat could be one of the most important plants on Earth. Researchers have sequenced the genome of Azolla …

Science has clearly shown that warmer nests mean more female sea turtles, but although alligator eggs also change sex depending on temperature, …