* Floods linked to climate change

By Brad Johnson, campaign manager of Forecast the Facts. Pharmaceutical giant Pfizer, the maker of Advil, ChapStick, and Viagra, is defending its relationship with the virulently anti-science Heartland Institute. Unlike competitor Eli Lilly, who dropped it s support for Heartland after more than 150,000 people protested their “Unabomber” billboards, Pfizer continues to argue that it gets [...]

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Sharon, VT Tropical Storm Irene destroyed homes and businesses along the White River. Folks here connected the dots by cleaning up debris thats still left behindStratton, Vermont Students of Stratton Mountain Schools Environmental Science class work on t heir contributions to our climate dot a group reflection on the effects of Hurricane Irene on our local communities

The latest drought information provides reason for concern in the West, while Texas gets more relief compared to 2011.

BRUSSELS/OTTAWA (Reuters) - There's a science to using science.On May 9, the government of Alberta released a study into the extra carbon emitted by crude produced using oil sands instead of more conventional

But the debate continues -- in fact, House leaders are busily trying to fasten automatic approval of the Keystone Pipeline, the biggest straw into the pipelines yet, onto a must-pass transportation bill.

A few months after Saudi Arabias oil ministercalled global warmingamong humanitys most pressing concerns, the country is rolling out an ambitious plan to source 41,000 megawatts of solar projects over the next two decades scaling up a domestic solar indus try to support one third of electricity production by 2032

The government has not undertaken the kinds of analyses that would be needed to reduce emissions sector by sector, the environment commissioner warns.

Climate change is causing spring runoff to come two weeks earlier and the ability of scientists to predict how long the snowpack will last has dropped in the past 30 years, despite better equipment.