The Pentagon, the CIA, and a host of other national security experts are concerned about climate change too.

From the smallest sea horse to a naturally decaffeinated coffee tree, the International Institute for Species Exploration's annual top 10 list proves that Earth is still full of bizarre and fascinating plants and animals awaiting human discovery.

The first evacuation of an entire community due to manmade global warming is happening on the Carteret Islands.

President Obama will issue the toughest emission and mileage standards in history for new cars sold in the United States on Tuesday, in a move environmentalists hail as the first step ever by the U.S. government to curb global warming.

As temperatures heat up in the world’s grape-growing regions, wine makers face incredible opportunities and unforeseen challenges.

Miami scientists found unusually high levels of flame retardant in dolphin blubber.

Mormon crickets have no taste in music, and Nevadans are using it against them.

Bolivia’s Chacaltaya Glacier, once known as the world’s highest ski run at 17,388 feet, has completely melted away, serving as a vivid example of the effects of climate change on the glaciers around the globe.

There is real truth to the phrase “One man’s trash is another man’s treasure.”

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