


NCA4: Western U.S. Fact Sheet

4th U.S. National Climate Assessment Vol. II: Notable Findings
NCA4, Part Two: Impacts, Risks and Adaptation How Climate Change is harming humanity, shaping societies and endangering environments The Trump Administration’s recently published 4th National Climate Assessment Volume II, on climate impacts, risks and adaptation covers 19 national topics and …

Infographics: Climate Change and Hurricanes
Expert briefing on 1.5C
Exclusive Briefing on IPCC Special Report on 1.5°C Transcript has been edited for clarity Moderator: Good evening from Incheon and good morning to all of you back in the U.S. I’m Bridgette Burkholder and I’ll be moderating the call today. …

IPCC 1.5°C Report: Planet Nearing Tipping Point
On Oct. 8, the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) released the much anticipated Special Report on 1.5°C in Incheon, South Korea. The release follows an intense week of editing in which scientists responded to government comments. About the report: …

Countries Convene to Tackle Runaway Shipping Emissions

2017 Climate Impacts Around the World
Following on from our list of Top 10 Climate Events in the U.S., we have compiled the list below of the biggest climate change impacts of 2017 across the globe. ICE RETREAT MARCHES TO THE POLES On July 12, after …

4th U.S. National Climate Assessment Vol. I: Notable Findings

Millar Study Relies on Faux Pause for Optimism
A new study published in Nature Geoscience has been covered in two very different lights.

Broken Records of Irma and Harvey a Sign of Climate Change
Don’t be Deceived by Backwards-Looking Hurricane Apologism

Best Practices for Talking About Climate Change & Hurricanes
In this season of never-ending storms, talking about climate change is becoming increasingly important. Here are the main points to consider.
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Integrating Reliable Renewable Energy into the U.S. Electrical Grid
Even as renewables provide increased diversity and reliability, there are some uncommon challenges associated with integrating them onto the grid.


Scientists, Leaders Slam Scott Pruitt’s Televised Climate Denial

Climate Impacts Along the Mississippi River Corridor
The Mississippi River basin spans 31 states and directly borders 10, comprising the Mississippi River corridor. The region is increasingly feeling the impacts of climate change.