It takes a world, not a village, to fix the problem we created, but the technology (mostly) already exists, says the architect of the Paris Agreement and co-winner of this year’s Dan David Prize
Nearly half of Israelis view climate change as a minor threat or not a threat at all, a study by the Pew Research Center finds
An oligarch does as much damage to the climate in a day as an average person does in five years, according to a leading anthropologist and environmental researcher. Nevertheless, he remains hopeful
Dan David Prize winner and bioethics expert Jonathan Glover explains why we shouldn’t kill even if life is not ‘sacred,’ how to overcome tribalism, and his mental exercise for Israeli and Palestinian filmmakers
Projections on climate change by 2100 have been too optimistic and emission curbig targets are too low, warn Carnegie Institute scientists
Even the hardy corals reef of Eilat could be in trouble if water temperatures increase, Saudi research paper indicates
Effects of global climate change can now be felt in Israel, where most of the record-hitting hot summer months have come during the last seven years
Orthodox Jewish leaders in Israel call for a Jewish response to climate change, but others in America say it's 'delusional' to think rabbis can influence the government on such a hot-button issue
Temperatures expected to approach 120 degrees Fahrenheit; smaller regional jets cannot fly once temperatures hit 118 degrees
A certain golf course and Nikki Haley show the U.S. president just doesn’t believe in consequences. Après lui, le deluge
Statement published on Wednesday by the Center for Climate and Security claims climate change effects endanger U.S. military operations. It was signed by more than a dozen former senior military and national security officials.
Shailene Woodley, Susan Sarandon and Danny Glover join 1,000 vowing to fight for environmental justice, even though Bernie Sanders won't be driving the Democrats' agenda.
Trump says he considers himself the 'presumptive nominee' of the Republican Party; Chris Van Hollen wins Democratic nomination for U.S. Senate in Maryland; Sanders links Clinton to Trump in latest fundraising pitch.
In East Coast primaries, some align with the demographic trends of their parents, others with their peers. Most categorically reject Trump and express dismay at the toxic electoral process.
Experts are looking for radical new ways to tackle a growing concern, but undertaking operations to prevent such damage has been a major challenge.
VW could face fines in theory exceeding $90 billion - or as much as $37,500 per vehicle per violation of the law, based on the complaint.
Study says trend may have serious consequences for water quality, amount of greenhouse gas emissions from water.
Finally, more Republican voters believe in climate change than in the Evil One. The only problem is: Their leaders are like kids sticking their fingers in their ears and chanting la-la-la to keep out the sound of scientists screaming.
U.S. president hails landmark pact as strong and historic, calls U.S. the global leader in fighting climate change.
Our Science editor answers readers' questions about Israel, the Paris conference and global warming.
Participants in Istanbul seminar say it was first declaration of its kind from Islamic leaders, a voice many say has been missing from climate change debate.
Meteorological Service warns of extreme heat stress today: The temperature is within seasonal norms, but the heat index is unusually heavy. Again.
The heat dome with perceived temperature of 158 degrees wilted the region – and much worse is in store for 5 million Israelis and the rest of the Levant.
China and other heavy polluters have infinitely greater global warming impact – the planet's future depends on breakthrough technologies, and when it comes to brains, size doesn't matter.
This isn't some wrinkle in climate change, this is the sun's cycle reaching a 'Maunder minimum.'
Not only lions and Asian orchids but your cup of tea could be in danger, scientists warn
United Nations' Desertification Day call for action won't stop the spread of the desert, or that of ISIS either.
An Israeli professor explains why temperature is unlikely to reach such highs during Ramadan in Saudi Arabia.
Temperatures have soared in past two decades, however, according to climate change report published by Israel Meteorological Service.
When using resources harms the very Earth we are responsible for, we need to reevaluate our actions.