A new batch of nearly 230,000 illegally hacked emails is up online in the same old places the last batch went up in November of 2009, being taken totally out of context. It seems like old times.
Various articles and blogs have recently discussed the issue of extreme weather and its possible link with climate change, but now we have it directly from the top climate scientists: our suspicions are true.
UNITED NATIONS -- The chairman of a top U.N. climate panel says it will release a new report in November examining the link between climate change and...
A new IPCC report demonstrates that there is a vast potential for energy technologies that have much lower environmental and social impacts than hydro-powered dams.
The outcome of this weekend's referendum sends a strong signal to the nuclear energy industry as Italy joins Switzerland and Germany in shelving plans for nuclear energy. The role of the people was critical in each country.
The culture of anti-science is creating an alternative universe of meaning in which scientific practices and findings, which tend to subvert fundamentalist social and cultural and political principles, are suspect and/or dismissed.
Americans are now about evenly split on whether the threat of global warming is exaggerated and whether scientists agree on its causes and dangers. This in the face of clear scientific consensus.
Here are four well-worn arguments regularly put forward by deniers in public forums despite the fact that they've all been debunked (over and over and over) by scientists.
In another disturbing instance of politically-motivated intimidation of climate scientists, last week Virginia AG Cuccinelli issued a new civil investigative demand to UVA for emails and documents related to Dr. Michael Mann.
The head of the National Academy of Sciences has indicated that we know more about the link between man and climate change than we do smoking and lung cancer.
Bonn, Germany -- Already at the last UNFCCC meeting in June, the majority of nations -- aside from airing their grievances over how the negotiating pr...
An international team of climate scientists led by the NOAA has confirmed that climate change is "undeniable" and clearly driven by the "human fingerprints" of greenhouse gas emissions.
Stephen Schneider died on Monday. He was one of the few climate scientists I could call, ask for guidance, and cry with. He knew as much as anybody about the complex effects of global warming on glaciers, coral reefs, sea level rise and drought.
Steve was one of the world's foremost experts on climate science, and a key member of the IPCC. More than that, Steve knew how to communicate, and he was not afraid to do it.
Andy Revkin's revelations over the weekend about the botched media relations strategy deployed by the head of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate C...