"Our University invests in the fossil fuel industry: this is for us the central issue," faculty wrote in an open letter.

Thirty percent of CNN's and 8 percent of MSNBC's climate-related segments were misleading.

A future in which governments regulate carbon emissions is an unrealistic thing to imagine, and not worth planning for, says the company.

In her new book, Seeds of Hope, anthropologist Jane Goodall writes about a new movement in gardening that transforms the “typical ridiculous American lawn” into a native plant habitat for bees, birds and insects.

The food supply will dwindle, and the poor will be hit hardest, but we'll all be affected as the world becomes more unstable.

Keystone XL may have received a lot of public scrutiny, but Big Oil has other routes for its dirty, tar sands crude.

Community-based groups beat the government and industry in responding to the needs of 300,000 people affected by the chemical spill in West Virginia's Elk River.

New bills in the Congress aim to speed up exports of liquefied natural gas to several countries, including Ukraine

Scientists want you, the American public, to know that yes, they really do agree that climate change is happening, and its effects will be scary.

We'd live in a very different world if we privileged well-being over growth.