Survey results from researchers at Yale and George Mason point to some subtle shifts in public attitudes and offer hints on how nation’s unusual weather events may be influencing public opinions.

Lessons to be learned from a Minnesota Public Radio blogger’s asking why it’s so often Manhattan … or Rhode Island or a VW? … that comes into play in communicating on relative sizes of events.

Major sea level rise reports forecasting trouble ahead for much of California and the Atlantic seaboard, coupled with blistering heat records across much of the U.S. … Cap it all off with a witty Stephen Colbert commentary and you’ve got [...]

A progressive media watchdog organization says media news reports are failing to provide a climate context for wildfires that have ravaged a number of western states.

Coasts and properties along the U.S.’s heavily populated and developed Atlantic and Pacific coasts could be in for further sea level rise increases beyond the global average over the next century.

Leading organizations acting in their own self-interest via 21 ‘major initiatives’ — and minus the ‘external pressure’ — could ‘bridge’ the GHG emissions gap over the next decade, authors of a recent commentary suggest.

Have motorcycle, video camera, intellectual curiosity, a summer break … and some supporting money … and two students are making their way around the Northeast seeking out attitudes on climate change.