Several climate scientists (and climate intepreters!) took to the streets on Sunday in the historic People's Climate March. Here are a few of their stories.

I don't know who may have seen this but I found it to be interesting. It was posted yesterday. The focus of the UN summit this year is climate change. There are a lot of resources being put out there this week. Thoughts on this graphic? How does it...

This report produced by the World Meteorological Organization outlines the human and economic losses resulting from weatehr, climate and water extremes from 1970-2012. It has excellent graphics and charts illustrating the regional differences in...

Here is a link to the EPA page on President Obama's proposed power plant carbon emissions rules.

This 3-minute podcast from NPR tells of what scientists have discovered recently about the global carbon cycle. And it is weird.

The Climate Voices network brings non-political conversations about the research findings of the majority of climate scientists to citizens across the United States and Puerto Rico. Scientists and other experts meet with neighbors and community...

Hot Enough For You? There is a good article on human reactions to climate change in the May, 2014 issue of Smithsonian (Smithsonian.com, pp. 52-59). In it, Jerry Adler uses Phoenix, Arizona as a model to describe people’s reactions to warmer...