Climate change blamed for fading foliage
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Every fall, Marilyn Krom tries to make a trip to Vermont to see its famously beautiful fall foliage.
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The Arctic is under increasing stress from warming temperatures as shrubs colonize the tundra, changing wildlife habitat and local climate conditions, researchers said Wednesday.
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People in Philadelphia would swelter through as many as 30 days over 100 degrees each summer. The entire Northeast ski industry except western Maine would likely go out of business. And spruce and hemlock forests -- as well as song birds such as the Baltimore oriole -- would all but disappear from...
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Major shifts in the British marine environment are being partially driven by climate change, according to a new report.
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Science & environment: Rising global temperatures could trigger a huge extinction of plants and animals, according to a  study.
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Recent storms, droughts and heat waves are probably being caused by global warming, which means the effects of climate change are coming
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GARDENERS are not doing enough to tackle climate change, experts warned today. Research unveiled on the third day of the Chelsea Flower Show shows that they fail to translate environmental concerns into action.
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A rise in global temperatures could result in devastating effects in just over 20 years time, a study warns.
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Red spruce trees in New England and upstate New York suffered severe damage last winter, University of Vermont researchers have found.
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The notion that forests are declining across the tropics is not proven, a study argues, because data is unclear.
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Fall foliage delights leaf-peeping tourists, but how does the change in color benefit trees? As scientists explain, there is a reason for the season.
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By Ian Hoffman, STAFF WRITER  SACRAMENTO -- Scientists say bits of air pollution as small as a thousandth of a hair's width appear to be reducing rain and snowfall in the Sierra, Cascades and Rockies, potentially adding to threats of water shortages tied to global warming.
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More beetles and fewer spruce trees in Alaska, whiter coral and fewer scuba-divers in Florida and more wildfires in Arizona already show the impact of climate change on U.S. lands and waters, a congressional watchdog agency reported on Thursday.
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By Nancy Brachey, The Charlotte Observer, N.C.  Feb. 17--Q. Over the past five to eight years, all my boxwoods have died or are dying, and the azaleas do not look that great. Half of them get morning sun and others are under tall trees.
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Researchers have shown that the Sun can be responsible for, at most, only a small part of the warming over the last 20-30 years.
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In terms of climate change, the weather matters a lot less than how people respond to it.
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WASHINGTON - Hunters may not be to blame for the decline in bison populations, according to a new study that points the finger at climate change.