The passage is only feasible for about three months of the year but global warming is making it increasingly ... The following infographic provides an overview of the Arctic and Suez Canal routes ...

2007: Global ... warming. 2013: Continued emissions of greenhouse gases will cause further warming and changes in all components of the climate system. Ross Toro is a contributing infographic ...

Ruminants are herbivores that regurgitate their food to re-chew it. Microorganisms in the animal’s gut break down carbohydrates into simpler molecules. Ruminants including cattle and deer ...

The following infographic was created by George Washington University’s grad program in health administration in order to illustrate which countries are causing global warming and which ...

finding that 45 percent of Americans consider global warming a serious problem. Concern was far higher in Brazil (86 percent) and India (76 percent) while the U.S. also trailed France (56 percent ...

One of the scariest predictions of modern climate science is that global warming isn’t going to ... This startling infographic by the National Resources Defense Council seems to suggest so.

This article is part of our special report LIFE Terra – Europe’s single biggest citizen-driven initiative to plant and monitor 500 million trees to mitigate climate change. As the dust settles ...

Last year, there was the temperature spiral. This year, it’s the temperature circle that’s making the trend of global warming crystal clear. A new video shows the rhythm of global warming for ...

A polar bear sitting on a melting iceberg seems to be the current poster child for global warming. But some health officials argue the symbol should, instead, be a child. Richard Harris reports ...

It’s also significantly lower than in Iran, where 80% of the population is worried about global warming, according to today’s infographic. The data here are based on a small sample size ...

One of the scariest predictions of modern climate science is that global warming isn’t going to ... This startling infographic by the National Resources Defense Council seems to suggest so.