But this surprising effect of pollution should hardly be taken as a good sign.
The global average temperature is rising, but some regions are experiencing extreme heatwaves way beyond what models predicted—and scientists don't know why.
A new study found that half of the world’s carbon emissions come from the richest 10% of people.
Can thousands of pounds of sulfur dioxide pumped into the stratosphere reverse global warming? We may soon find out.
Vegetation has grown more than tenfold over the past four decades, a new study finds.
The strange temperature fluctuation might be due to a rare stratospheric warming over the continent.
July 22 was the hottest day on record, beating out the record set the day before.
Recent research projected "ice-free" summer in the Arctic by the middle of this century, but a new study estimates it could happen as early as the 2030s.
The increasing involvement of nation states and corporations in the space race is bound to produce impacts down below.
By 2100, about 22% of the world will be pushed out of a "climate niche" where humans can thrive, new research finds.
El Niño's effects on GDP worldwide can be felt for years after the climactic shift is over, a new study finds.
If this is a sign of what's to come, the U.S. West is in for another dangerously hot summer.
His intentions may be noble, but that's hardly good enough.
Good news: He's gone. Bad news: Someone else will pick up the climate disinformation mantle.
Faux concern is the name of the game as Republicans begin to admit the climate is in trouble.
Baseball players are hitting more home runs. Is it sheer talent, or warmer air?
These winning photos are part of a campaign to force Canon to change its tune on climate.
The new Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change report is a "survival guide for humanity."
Instead of connecting global warming to rising emissions, conservatives in the state want schools to ascribe the changes to “natural” fluctuations.
An increase in renewables staved off the worst-case scenario, but emissions still rose thanks to extreme weather and the global energy crisis.
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