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Rebecca Totten, associate professor at the University of Alabama looks into the mud at the bottom of the Amundsen Sea in Antarctica. Totten, a microbiologist studies microscopic fossils of sea creatures found in the layers of sea floor mud to help determine how sea temperature is affecting the critical Thwaites Glacier, dubbed the "Doomsday Glacier" because of it's potential impact on global

Sept 2 (Reuters) - Climate change will be high on the agenda as Pope Francis embarks on his longest ever foreign trip on Monday, visiting Indonesia, Papua New Guinea, East Timor and Singapore over 12 days. Following are some of the climate challenges facing the countries on his itinerary. Pope Francis has warned rising sea levels will mean many populations will probably have to move their

Each day, Kathy Tumblin dons her white protective honeybee suit and enters the domain of her honeybee colonies in the back yard of her home in Detrick. Her husband Larry, who seems less worried about the sting of a bee, wears a simple face covering while he opens the first of many apiaries, a place where honeybees are kept and cared for by the Tumblins. As the bees awaken from a peaceful night

Animators at Central Michigan University are investigating whether they can help scientists communicate climate change with the general public. The biggest hurdle is figuring out how to convey the visceral fear that much of the scientific community feels. It’s not something easily expressed through an interpretation of data. “Their hair is on fire right now, but they can’t communicate that,”