Far from a challenge for climate science to overcome, the cold snaps in recent years across the northeastern US are predictable downstream effects of a warming world.

Climate physics predicts a ‘hot spot’ in the tropics. Is this prediction vindicated by the temperature record?

The media can improve the public conversation on climate change by labeling its participants appropriately.

The Guardian has published a superb series on Alaska, home to America’s first climate refugees. With land disappearing and waters rushing inland at record pace, Alaska’s coast has become an unfortunate epicenter of climate change.

The latest major climate study was released earlier this month, reaching back 11,300 years to reconstruct temperature and climate data.

A survey of the peer reviewed literature shows that just 0.17% of papers since 1991 reject global warming. Regardless of how entrenched one’s views are within the denialist ecosystem, reality can only be eschewed for so long.

Satellite observations paint a rather dreary picture of the situation at our North Pole.

Another week, another global warming denialist spasm. The latest one saturating headlines is from a group of former NASA employees expressing dissent from the consensus.

In recent decades, the populist discrediting of science has overwhelmingly originated from the conservative camps.