Africa’s ancient and iconic baobab trees are dying off, and scientists say climate change is the only apparent cause.

Global corn, vegetable, and legume crops will all be at risk without action to bring climate change under control, according to two separate studies ...

Humanity’s energy use must not be permitted to “destroy civilization”, Pope Francis told fossil and investment executives at the close of a two-day meeting ...

Keeping average global warming below 1.5°C could prevent millions of new cases of dengue fever within the disease’s current geographic range, and arrest its ...

Climate change is leading to increases in bacterial resistance to antibiotics, and boosting the spread of diseases borne by mosquitoes, fleas, ticks, and spiders.

Freshwater lakes in Canada and around the world could become a potent new source of methane and atmospheric vapour as they respond to a ...

Temperate forest restoration places #12 on Drawdown’s list of climate solutions. The research team estimates that by 2050, temperate forests will naturally grow by ...

Local temperatures as high as 44°C have killed at least 65 people in Karachi, according to the charity that runs the central morgue in ...

Tens of thousands more species will be at risk of extinction if countries set their sights on the Paris Agreement target of 2.0°C average ...

Alaskan Inuit communities are seeing the impacts as another Arctic heat wave drives temperatures around the North Pole to at least a 60-year high ...

Africa could face five times as many heat waves by mid-century in a 3.0°C global warming scenario, according to a new modelling study by ...

Atmospheric carbon dioxide levels have hit their highest level in 800,000 years, with the Mauna Loa Observatory in Hawaii recording concentrations of 410 parts ...