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This researcher seeks farming solutions that are easier on the land and more profitable

By Isabella Isaacs-Thomas

To feed the world and then some, farms and pastures take up a lot of space and inevitably take a significant toll on the environment.

Young climate activists raising voices but fear going unheard at COP26

By Seth Borenstein, Frank Jordans, Associated Press

The generation of young people who will inherit a warmer future is telling the generation that caused carbon pollution to clean up its mess. But they fear that message isn't getting through.

How young people feel about climate change and their future

By Isabella Isaacs-Thomas

The optimism expressed by young people aged 13 to 29 in a new poll from the PBS NewsHour and Generation Lab comes even as many of them point to the multiple ways they believe climate change will affect their personal…

Glacier ice samples act as records of climate change’s impact on Earth

By William Brangham, Lorna Baldwin

The impacts of a warming world and changing climate are more evident every day. Many of the Earth's tropical glaciers are in jeopardy because of human activity's effect on the atmosphere. William Brangham reports on a couple in Columbus, Ohio,…

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WATCH: Tipping Point – The Colorado River Basin

By Miles O'Brien

Join PBS NewsHour's Miles O'Brien for a special hour-long live event exploring the relationship between climate change and the fate of the Colorado River Basin.

6 clean energy priorities that could deliver COP26 breakthroughs

By Dolf Gielen, Morgan Bazilian, The Conversation

Clean energy innovation, methane cuts and getting China and India on board for net-zero can deliver progress at COP26.

As climate talks continue, nuclear power remains in dispute

By Angela Charlton, Associated Press

Nuclear power is a central sticking point as negotiators plot out the world's future energy strategy at the climate talks in Glasgow, Scotland.

Climate protesters block roads outside UK Parliament

By Associated Press

Some glued themselves to the ground as part of ongoing protests.

Countries pledge to phase out coal on climate summit sidelines

By Frank Jordans, Sylvia Hui, Associated Press

Critics noted the several major economies still have not set a date for ending their dependence on the fuel that is a major source of planet-warming emissions.

Bangladesh’s villages bear the brutal cost of climate change

By Julhas Alam, Aniruddha Ghosal, Associated Press

Impacts of climate change from more frequent cyclones to tidal flooding are devastating Bangladesh, where an estimated 30 million people may be displaced from the coast.