Researchers have sounded the alarm after noticing faster decomposition in the last decade.
Scientists recently revealed that food production in the coming years will surely be affected with climate change. In this way, scientists have to find solutions to this growing problem.
Swamps and wetlands said to act as carbon sinks that can absorb carbon emission from the atmosphere. A study on swamps and wetlands is currently conducted by researchers from Deakin's Centre for Integrative Ecology as part of the worldwide campaign in stopping climate change.
Researchers drilling through the shelf were surprised to see fish in the harsh environment.
The Bulletin of Atomic Scientists announced that the doomsclock has been set at three minutes to midnight.
A new report claims underestimated of sea level rise in ocean data during 1901 to 1990 which in turn could have caused underestimation later.
A new study has shown that volcanic activity may have helped warming rates level off over the last 15 years.
A new study from NASA shows tropical forests absorb more carbon dioxide than previously thought.
U.S. President Barack Obama and Chinese President Xi Jinping announced joint plans to combat carbon emissions and climate change at the end of an international diplomatic summit in Beijing.
At the United Nations emergency Climate Change Summit, 40-year-old actor Leonardo DiCaprio urged world leaders to take action on the worsening issue.
On Tuesday, at the organization's headquarters in New York City, the United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon gave a strong speech at the opening ceremony of the U.N. Climate Change Summit, calling it the "defining issue of our age."
On Monday, hundreds of environmentalists gathered around in New York City and marched to the Financial District to protest the Wall Street and its relation to global climate change.
On September 21 , hundreds of thousands of protesters from all over the world gathered on the streets to call for action against climate change.
According to a study conducted by the Global Carbon Project initiative and published in the Natural Geoscience Journal, in 2013 global greenhouse gas emissions rose by 2.3%, reaching a record high.
