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The risk of flooding to millions more people in Asia, Europe and North America will rise, demanding climate adaptation for a warmer world.

Geo-engineering might be possible – but so far it doesn’t look practical. Yet another study sees dangers in the technofix.

Catastrophic mining waste failures are on the rise worldwide and on all continents.

Largest Gathering of Canada's Cement and Concrete Industry Heads to Parliament Hill to help Canadians face the challenges of reducing carbon emissions and adapting to climate change.

Tropical forests release more carbon than they absorb, and the level of livestock emissions has been underestimated – new findings challenge climate assumptions.

As the seas rise, US cities can expect varied flood risks: some will have more of the worst floods, others more frequent familiar inundations.

A study of the interaction between sunlight, air, water and foliage should lead to better longer-term climate forecasts, scientists say.

Marine reserves can give protection against the impacts of climate change to both sea life and land-dwelling species, including humans.