Climate Crisis

Truthout reporter Dahr Jamail describes the stakes involved in anthropogenic climate disruption.

“What is new this year...is the realization that we have arrived at a climate impasse..” Climate Story Teller's Subhankar Banerjee lays out hard truths about the logjam on international …

The mainstream media is failing us when it comes to covering the story of the century - made climate change.

You are supporting the habits of the rich in more ways than you know, including their love of water views.

Dahr Jamail: From California's historic drought to flooding in the UK, the signs of advanced climate disruption are all around us, if you care to notice.

Reactive measures won't solve the long-term problems of this drought, which require thinking about more permanent changes in water use.

After environmental study, the State Department recently greenlighted the Keystone XL pipeline to be built, but the United States could make a pivotal decision for a different world.

Nature photographer and photojournalist Peter Essick has produced a beautiful, horrifying mirror of our Earth in his new book, “Our Beautiful, Fragile World.”

The bigger question, and the less obvious problem with Kristof's opinion, is whether more of us would do any good for the world.

Governors have declared states of emergencies from Louisiana to New Jersey due to a massive snow and ice storm.