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Experts and officials from around the world meet this week for a climate summit that their host, Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger, hopes will highlight the economic benefits of pursuing green technologies.
President-elect Barack Obama on Tuesday delivered a surprise message to a climate change summit convened by California Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger, vowing to take action once in office.
Both the beauty and the fragility of the planet were on spectacular display Monday as TODAY reported on climate change live from four very diverse regions around the globe.
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Both the beauty and the fragility of the planet were on spectacular display Monday as TODAY reported on climate change live from four very diverse regions around the globe.
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The fate of scores of new coal-burning power plants is now in limbo over whether to regulate heat-trapping greenhouse gases.
For more than a decade, the federal government has spent millions of dollars pumping elevated levels of carbon dioxide into small groups of trees to test how forests will respond to global warming in the next 50 years.
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Environmental groups see Barack Obama’s victory as a chance to undo the Bush legacy on global warming, and one idea they are discussing is the idea of a White House “climate czar”.
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The verdict is in. Warming near the poles is caused by human activity, according to new research that looked at temperatures in both the Arctic and Antarctica.
Global warming was the topic, but one eighth-grader from Harlem posed a question that his teacher could answer with firsthand knowledge: "Would it be easy for a kid to live in Antarctica?"
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Despite both presidential candidates' belief that aggressive action is needed to reduce the country's carbon emissions, talk of climate change has amounted to a mere whisper.
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