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By the end of the century we should expect a world set for 3.4˚C more warmth than pre-industrial levels, analysts find.

Warming winters in the US enable the invading southern pine beetle to leave a trail of devastated trees that could stretch as far north as Canada.

A group of physical chokepoints - roads, ports and waterways - could disrupt the flow of world food trade, with drastic consequences.

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

Pollution Costs Canadians Tens of Billions Every Year, Reveals New One-of-its-kind Report

Cities and businesses both face the threat of damaged infrastructure and disrupted operations due to climate impacts

Human mistreatment of the planet is ushering in another era and it is not going to be pleasant, according to Clive Hamilton's latest book.

Researchers say improved education levels of future populations are a key factor in predicting climate change impacts on humans.