Today, the Earth got a little hotter, and a little more crowded. Forests: the cheapest way to store carbon ...
Former Vice President making informal remarks at the Indonesian Pavillion during the UN COP21 global climate talks near Paris shortly after deliveri...
When I got back home from Paris, I was exhausted, but I couldn't wait to see you. I had been away for weeks, meeting with activist partners from all over the world, women who are leaders in communities on the frontlines of climate change. I was tired, but when I walked through our front door, and you ran to me, I was filled with a new energy: a determination to fight for the future you deserve.
Our nation experiences some of the most extreme and dangerous weather in the world, and this winter, California faces a particularly severe threat. Forecasts are showing a strong and peaking El Niño that could deliver drenching conditions to the state and throughout the South.
If as the old adage goes, a nation's greatness is truly measured by how it treats its most vulnerable, then the community of nations must also face its obligations.
We are experiencing climate change through water, but we have answers at hand. Working with nature can reduce floods just as it can reduce droughts. Experience shows that we can work with nature on a scale which will protect water resources and habitats for generations to come.
At the base of any positive transformational work has to be an understanding of the relationship between one's awareness and actions; through that b...
The Sunshine State has not been kind to us for the entire week we spent in Miami for the huge Art Basel event.
The upcoming weather event is predicted to be the strongest on record and marketers have incorporated it into their plans because it benefits them as well as consumers.
Zahara Ali, 9, cooks breakfast in a rural village in Dubti Woreda, Afar Region, Ethiopia. ©UNICEF Ethiopia/2015/Bindra By Stephen O'Brien, António...
It takes a few minutes to burn a carbon-storing tree, but up to a century or more to replace it -- a century we don't have to avert catastrophic climate change.
The government's focus on water for the past 45 years has been more on water quality than on quantity. Despite dwindling supplies and growing demand, ...
The Paris Climate meeting which is underway through December 11th 2015, could be an opportunity to redress climate related injustice perpetrated against Africa and the poor world.
Forget the Champs Elysees. If you really want to experience climate change this week, travel west along the banks of the C-6 canal and through the clo...