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Hacked e-mails fuel climate change skeptics
November 21, 2009 The e-mails and documents hacked from a computer server at a British university will undoubtedly raise questions about the actions of some scientists. (From The New York Times)Photos: Glacier meltdowns amid global warming
February 24, 2005 Before-and-after shots of various Alaskan glaciers reveals a dramatic landscape change accompanying a temperature delta.Humans fiddle while the planet heats up
April 3, 2007 Author of upcoming report on global warming, Stanford scientist Terry Root pulls no punches about what she says is happening before our eyes.Global warming to help you breathe?
February 10, 2006 It could shorten the season for respiratory tract infections, study says. But it could also lead to more heat-related deaths.GM SUV spoofed by environmentalists
April 1, 2006 Environmentalists use editing tools provided by carmaker to bash the company on global warming.Can baking soda curb global warming?
November 27, 2007 A start-up in Texas says it can turn the carbon dioxide emitted by power plants into baking soda.Photos: Fumes turned baking sodaIgnoring an inconvenient truth
December 15, 2006 CNET News.com's Charles Cooper says there may be good reasons why we don't want to know about global warming. But time is running short.Global warming could make faucets run dry, expert says
February 22, 2007 If global warming persists, don't expect to take many long showers, Nobel Prize winner says.Gore urges scientists to warn public about global warming
December 14, 2006 Global warming is going on, says Al Gore, and scientists need to help spread the word. Video: Is the government censoring science? Video: Former VP on American media consumptionStudy: Most Arctic sea ice could disappear by 2040
December 11, 2006 Scientists point to human-induced global warming as primary cause; erosion could begin to rapidly accelerate in 2025. Video: Shrinking sea iceSea levels likely to rise 25cm this century
March 18, 2005 Greenhouse gases are to blame, according to new studies on global warming from the National Center for Atmospheric Research.Gore film calls for environmental action
June 2, 2006 Experts say former Vice President Al Gore's documentary on global warming is right on, but it has its critics.More greenhouse gas found in rain forests
July 28, 2005 Those bugs in the rain forest are exhaling a lot more carbon dioxide than was previously thought, according to a study.Rating Al Gore's tech cred
November 2, 2007 Pol who invented the Internet and scares the world about global warming wants to be taken seriously? Why not, says CNET News.com's Charles Cooper.Study finds near-zero growth in methane levels
November 20, 2006 Scientists say discovery could be an encouraging sign that the world can control a contributor to global warming.Start-up drills for oil in algae
May 20, 2005 Using NASA technology, GreenFuel Technologies feeds power plant pollution to pond scum to create biodiesel. Photos: Betting big on clean fuelReport: Feds manipulate release of climate change research
March 28, 2007 Whistleblower group says Bush administration restricts government scientists from sharing findings freely with the media, drawing concern from some members of Congress.Keeping watch on Earth and space
December 15, 2006 roundup At the fall meeting of the American Geophysical Union, scientists are delivering somber findings on global warming.What rising sea levels could mean for coastal areas
February 6, 2007 Researchers have created simulations of what could happen to coastal regions as sea levels rise because of global warming.Images: If sea levels climb a meterGlobal warming, not asteroid, cause of extinction?
January 21, 2005 Mass death 250 million years ago may have been caused not by an asteroid, but by warmer temperatures and lower oxygen levels.
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