
Japan Storms Kill 50 People, Soldiers Pull Survivors From Floodwaters
Nearly three million people are evacuated and troops are mobilized for flood rescues after five days of torrential rains in Japan.
| Peter Hecht
Nearly three million people are evacuated and troops are mobilized for flood rescues after five days of torrential rains in Japan.
| Peter Hecht
There's a nearly 50% chance it will be the hottest year on record.
| LeeAnne Lowry
The annual meeting will be pushed back one year to November 2021 due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.
| Gage Jackson
A new study found daily worldwide CO2 emissions dropped by nearly 19 million tons in early April.
| Ahmed Jawadi
The pandemic is expected to bring a decline in emissions around 8% in 2020, dwarfing declines seen during 2008's global financial crisis.
| Peter Hecht
Scientists have recorded a decline in air pollution and spikes in animal activity.
Vehicle emissions are down thanks to coronavirus lockdown orders. Experts expect "substantial" benefits for health, for as long as they stay low.
| Evan Thomas
The reduced industry and travel from coronavirus lockdowns is causing at least temporary reductions in emissions across whole countries.
| Evan Thomas
Climate change makes El Paso's water depletion worse. But officials and researchers think they have solutions. And it's getting national attention.
Most of the financing for the fight against climate change comes from private sources. But public financiers aren't worried about making a return.
| Evan Thomas
The Amazon CEO announced the Bezos Earth Fund on Monday and said he'll pledge $10 billion "to start."
It could take up to nine months to verify whether the temperature broke a record.
| LeeAnne Lowry
The energy firm announced that it will seek to cut pollution from oil and gas enterprises and step up investments in clean energy.
| Peter Hecht
Mayor Lori Lightfoot had previously declared a "local disaster" after January storms caused millions of dollars of damage.
| Bailey Vogt
The verification process could take up to nine months.
| LeeAnne Lowry
Climate change is more than rising sea levels and stronger hurricanes. Farmers in Iowa are trying to protect their crops from more frequent floods.
The region's premier said the scale of the fires has been "unprecedented" and "we must leave no stone unturned."
| LeeAnne Lowry
For more than a decade, scientists have considered the threats from climate change when they set the symbolic Doomsday Clock.
| Evan Thomas
President Trump and activist Greta Thunberg spoke at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, on Tuesday.
| Caitlin Baldwin
Scientists estimate 1 billion animals were killed by infernos still raging around Australia. Organizations across the country are working together.
| Terace Garnier
The judges said the case was "compelling," but two out of three said it's out of the court's jurisdiction.
| LeeAnne Lowry
Increased carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases are the main culprit.
| LeeAnne Lowry
Twenty more American firefighters arrived in Bega on Monday, where they are preparing to deploy to support the Australians.
| Terace Garnier
Authorities have expressed frustration that the protests are distracting emergency services from battling fires.
| LeeAnne Lowry
Terace Garnier spoke to two workers who are helping care for koalas injured in Australia's bushfires.
| Terace Garnier
The skies in Sydney are clear today but for the past month city has been blanketed with fog and smoke.
| Terace Garnier
A look back at the measurement, management and often slow progress of climate change awareness in 2019.
| Evan Thomas
There are a number of reasons for the heatwave, but experts say the most dominant one is the strong Indian Ocean dipole.
| LeeAnne Lowry
U.N. Secretary-General António Guterres said he's disappointed with the results of the United Nations Climate Summit.
The U.N. secretary-general blasted the "false story" that addressing climate change is anti-business.
| Peter Hecht