"This is a really exciting discovery and a major breakthrough in our quest to create new plants that can cope in our future environment."

Analysis of the quahog clam reveals how the oceans affected the climate over the past 1,000 years

At century's end, the number of summertime storms that produce extreme downpours could increase by more than 400 percent across parts of the United States. 

Though storm intensity is expected to increase over today’s levels, the predicted reduction in storm size may alleviate some fears of widespread severe flooding in the future.

The Sahara Desert was once covered in grassland that received plenty of rainfall, but shifts in weather patterns abruptly transformed the region into some of the driest land on Earth. 

A new study reported in the ACS journal Environmental Science & Technology Letters, has found that within two years, carbon dioxide (CO₂) injected into basalt transformed into solid rock.

New UBC research shows that climate change may impede the cooling effect of volcanic eruptions.

Preliminary data shows that 2016's global temperatures are approximately 1.2° Celsius above pre-industrial levels.