Environment White House Approves Federal Report That Pins Climate Change on Human Activity The report outlines the ways in which global warming has already caused harmful extreme weather in the United States. Francie Diep
Environment The House Science Committee’s Climate-Skeptic Chairman Is Retiring From Congress While chair of the House Science Committee, Lamar Smith led unprecedented investigations of federal climate scientists. Francie Diep
COP23 Environment The Two Faces of U.S. Negotiations at COP23 What happens when the biggest player in global climate change disappears? The world is about to find out. Lucia Graves
COP23 Environment What Are Peak Emissions and Why Should You Care? By 2030, global emissions will have started to decline—but that's not soon enough. Kate Wheeling
COP23 Environment ‘Pacific Standard’ Reports From Fiji for COP23 While diplomats travel to Germany, we're sending our reporter to the front lines. Ted Scheinman
Environment The Grassroots Social Network Documenting Real-Time Climate Change The LEO Network is bringing together scientists and citizens to monitor climate change and spot trends. Benjamin Powers
Environment The Long Conservation: Studying Sea Turtles Is a Practice in Patience Due to their lifespans, it's difficult for scientists to discern how sea turtle species respond to conservation techniques. Ian Evans
Environment Why the IPCC’s New Focus on Mountain Climate Change Is a Big Deal Better science coordination will help mountain communities prepare for global warming. Bob Berwyn
Environment What One Tiny California Island Can Teach Us About Dealing With Climate Change It turns out Californians have long relied on innovative techniques to get their water. Francie Diep
Environment Heat Wave Prompts Wildfire Warning in Southern California Meanwhile, several blazes in Northern California have yet to be contained. Kate Wheeling