In the early 2000s, as climate denialism was infecting political institutions around the world like a malevolent plague, an Australian epidemiologist named Anthony McMichael took on a peculiar and ...

As we enter another year of a climate crisis, there is reason for both worry and hope. Looking back, 2022 leaves no doubt that the climate crisis is accelerating: We experienced worsening cases of ...

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Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Anjali Chaudhry is an educator, researcher, and a climate ambassador. We are living in a rare moment in human history where two ...

Chilly mornings, colorful leaves, shorter days: There’s a coziness to the fall season. But our changing climate is taking the chill out of autumn. Fall temperatures have gone up almost 3 degrees ...

After Hurricane Ida struck in 2021, the city of New Orleans went dark. The electric grid failed, spurring calls for more energy independence through measures like rooftop solar. On Monday, the ...

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Climate change has caused more intense wildfires, heat waves, floods and hurricanes, lengthened allergy seasons and inflicted other forms of tangible harm. But an oft-overlooked consequence — one that ...

"Climate change will make earth a living hell!" claims popular astrophysicist Neil DeGrasse Tyson. I don't believe him. The media say, "All Arctic ice will soon melt away! Polar bears are dying off!