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Between 1992 and 2012, humans were more responsible than natural causes for wildfires in the US, due to population growth, urban expansion and global warming.

“For the first time in recorded history, we have now had three consecutive record-warm years for both the globe and the northern hemisphere.

Short-lived greenhouse gases will continue to affect the oceans for centuries however much the world achieves by carbon cuts. We are going to live with this for a very long time.

New evidence based on groundwater and stream flow reveals mixed messages for the United States, as flood and hurricane frequency depends on region.

New desktop and mobile web product helps users prepare for significant weather events up to 3 days in advance

City of Toronto launches major resilience-building initiative to prepare Toronto for urban stresses of 21st century

When a significant number of trees die, due to drought, heat, insect infestation or exploitation, the climate of forests in faraway lands is altered

Stronger, more frequent storms will pummel the northern Atlantic coast of the US as human consumption of fossil fuels causes hurricanes to change course.