Reptiles were the fastest to adapt to global warming during successive climate change crises in terms of bodily changes.

The invisibility of climate change is best countered through cinema that allows people to “see” the impact of environmental devastation.

The 'whitest white' paint reflects 98% of sunlight back to space, reducing the need for air conditioning and resulting carbon emissions.

A prolonged dry spell in parts of north India and Nepal, deficient fire services, and manmade activities have contributed to frequent fire breakouts.

The Indian government is “poor” at transparency about its fossil fuel support and “weak” at following through on energy pledges, a new report concludes.

Feeding 1.6 billion people comes at a steep cost to the environment.

Snow typically reflects sunlight, keeping the ice underneath cool, but a layer of dust is trapping heat in mountain snow.

Microplastics leave fish with nutrient deficiencies, which pushes them to venture outside safe waters in search of proper food.

The need to produce food to feed a growing population could be responsible for a biodiversity loss of this scale.

N2O has a heating effect 300 times that of carbon dioxide — and Brazil, China and India are showing the highest growth in N2O emissions.

A study suggests climate change is prompting an irreversible shift in the Amazon's ecosystem.

Up to half of the world’s water supply is stolen each year, mostly by people insecure about water availability amid the climate crisis.

Activists were targeted for defending their land and environment, with Colombia and the Philippines documenting the most murders — 64 and 43, respectively.

“Who had this on their 2020 hellscape bingo card?” county officials asked on Twitter.

Called enhanced rock weatherization, the process of spreading rock dust on farmland can absorb existing CO2 from the air, especially in agriculture-focused countries like India.

Freshwater fish — an important source of protein in the global food supply — could find themselves struggling to procreate and survive.

"To protect ourselves from the worsening climate crisis, we must reduce inequality and challenge the notion that riches...are inherently good."

Siberian cities are hitting temperatures in the 25-30 degrees Celsius range, while the previous hottest temperature recorded was 12 degrees.