Climate

Rising temps make farming possible in subarctic Alaska
Some Alaskans are seeing warming temperatures as an opportunity to grow more food in areas that have to import much of what they eat.
Research shows that U.S. cities are already "locked-in" for significant flooding due to rising sea levels even with significant cutbacks in carbon emissions.
A discussion with Dire Predictions author and meteorology professor Michael Mann and researcher Andrea Milan who studies modern human migration patterns.
Video: Feds forecast warmer winter for Minnesota
A strong El Nino effect will bring above-average temperatures across much of the western and northern United States, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration said Thursday in its winter outlook.
Climate change is not our fault
Humans changed Earth's climate by mistake, says astrophysicist Adam Frank. But not doing everything we can now that we know it's happening -- that would be our fault and our failure as a species.
The pope at White House: Climate change action can't wait
Plunging headlong into the issues of the day, Pope Francis opened his visit to the United States with a strong call for action to combat climate change.
A discussion about climate change and public health with the first PhD graduate from Columbia University's Climate and Health program.
Climate change affects lakes, walleye in complex ways
A complicated web of relationships among the species in a lake makes simple explanations hard to come by.
Why major corporations are getting serious about climate and who holds them accountable for their commitments.