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Julia Jacobo - December 1, 2020
"War on nature" is "suicide" and climate action needs American leadership, U.N. chief says
 PAMELA FALK  - December 2, 2020
Amazon, General Motors, Walmart and more call climate action a 'business imperative'
Catherine Thorbecke - December 2, 2020
Nestle to spend $3.6 billion on improving climate footprint
The Associated Press - December 3, 2020
How Fracking Has Contaminated Drinking Water
Elena Bruess - December 03, 2020
Those holiday returns come with a massive environmental footprint
 IRINA IVANOVA - DECEMBER 4, 2020
Great Barrier Reef has deteriorated to 'critical' level due to climate change
Julia Jacobo - December 6, 2020,
Biden administration has 'most robust climate change plan ever': Jennifer Granholm
Molly Nagle - December 20, 2020,
Sea-level rise from climate change could exceed the high-end projections, scientists warn
JEFF BERARDELLI - DECEMBER 23, 2020
In pursuing historic climate change agenda, Biden may find surprising ally
Adam Edelman - Dec. 26, 2020
COVID-19 brought emissions way down in 2020, but what will happen when the pandemic is over?
Julia Jacobo - December 30, 2020
The state of the climate in 2021
Isabelle Gerretsen -10th January 2021
Climate change is responsible for billions of dollars in flood costs, study says
JEFF BERARDELLI - JANUARY 11, 2021 
50 countries vow to protect 30% of land and sea by 2030
SYLVIE CORBET Associated Press - January 11, 2021
What the "green" economy looks like after the coronavirus pandemic
IRINA IVANOVA - JANUARY 12, 2021
'The numbers don't lie': The green movement remains overwhelmingly white, report finds
Erik Ortiz - Jan. 13, 2021
Climate refugees: The quest for a haven from extreme weather events
Amol Mhatre - January 24, 2021
Kerry: US will make up for 4 years of lost action on climate
MIKE CORDER - January 25, 2021
"It's time to act": Biden rolls out new actions on climate change
MELISSA QUINN - JANUARY 27, 2021
GM to go all-electric by 2035, phase out gas and diesel engines
Paul A. Eisenstein - Jan. 28, 2021
Fighting climate change in America means changes to America
SETH BORENSTEIN AP Science Writer - January 30, 2021
One year since Australia's devastating wildfires, anger grows at climate change 'inaction'
Nick Baker - Feb. 4, 2021
Nothing to sneeze at: Global warming triggers earlier pollen
SETH BORENSTEIN AP Science Writer - February 8, 2021
Himalayan glacier disaster highlights climate change risks
 ANIRUDDHA GHOSAL AP Science Writer - February 9, 2021
Baby great white shark populations are increasingly moving north on the California coast due to climate change, researchers say
Julia Jacobo - February 10, 2021
UN: Huge changes in society needed to keep nature, Earth OK
SETH BORENSTEIN AP Science Writer - February 18, 2021
Number of monarch butterflies hibernating in Mexico plunged 26% last year — and climate change and forest degradation are to blame
 LI COHEN - FEBRUARY 27, 2021
Summers could last half the year by the end of this century
Denise Chow - March 21, 2021
In reversal, oil and gas lobby embraces climate-focused price on carbon
Josh Lederman - March 25, 2021
'We're defeated': Climate migrants fleeing storm-stricken Central America struggle to find refuge
Albinson Linares - Noticias Telemundo - April 5, 2021
'Ecocide' movement pushes for a new international crime: Environmental destruction
Nicholas Kusnetz, Inside Climate News, Katie Surma, Inside Climate News and Yuliya Talmazan - April 7, 2021
Business leaders urge Biden to set ambitious climate goal
MATTHEW DALY Associated Press - April 13, 2021,
US, China agree to cooperate on climate crisis with urgency
 HYUNG-JIN KIM Associated Press - April 18, 2021
Sustainable snacks that taste good and do good for the environment
Kelly McCarthy - April 19, 2021
Did the pandemic show us that we can cut carbon emissions? Sort of.
Denise Chow - April 22, 2021
Washington, D.C.'s Tidal Basin faces uncertain future with rising waters
BEN TRACY CBS NEWS - April 22, 2021
How the White House could be more green
 CARA KORTE - APRIL 23, 2021
Climate pledges see world closing on Paris goal, researchers say
The Associated Press - May 4, 2021
Coral reefs could stop growing in 10 years unless greenhouse gases are significantly reduced, new study says
Julia Jacobo - May 10, 2021
"When temperatures do odd things...": How this map reveals a warning for the climate
JEFF BERARDELLI - MAY 13, 2021
How climate change is making allergy season even worse
Julia Jacobo - May 15, 2021
Climate change may be causing an early start to fire season in the West, experts say
Julia Jacobo and Ginger Zee - May 17, 2021,
Global heating: Study shows impact of 'climate racism' in US
Matt McGrath – May 26, 2021
Carbon dioxide levels hit another dangerous milestone
JUNE 7, 2021 / AP
At California's Folsom Lake, a stark image of state's drought disaster
Jon Schlosberg, Lindsey Griswold, and Anthony Rivas - June 10, 2021
Drought is here to stay in the Western U.S. How will states adapt?
Ben Kesslen - June 11, 2021,
Why are workers in the U.S. still dying from heat exhaustion?
Leticia Miranda - June 14, 2021
The fight to preserve California's mighty sequoia trees as fire seasons, climate change worsen
Jon Schlosberg, Lindsey Griswold, and Zohreen Shah - June 16, 2021
'Megadrought' in West directly linked to climate change, experts say
Daniel Manzo - June 17, 2021
Nearly half of oil and gas emissions could be cut without spending a penny
IRINA IVANOVA - JULY 8, 2021
The U.S. just experienced its hottest June on record
Kathryn Prociv - July 9, 2021
Trouble in Alaska? Massive oil pipeline is threatened by thawing permafrost
David Hasemyer, Inside Climate News - July 11, 2021
How will the West solve a water crisis if climate change continues to get worse?
Julia Jacobo-July 12, 2021, 3:17 AM
Deadly floods shook Europe. Is it ready for future climate change-related disasters?
Chantal Da Silva and Matthew Mulligan- July 17, 2021
Yet another lake in the Western U.S. drops to record-low water levels
Denise Chow-July 26, 2021
Earth Overshoot Day marks date planet has used up resources for the year
Leighton Schneider-July 29, 2021,
Earth's energy imbalance removes almost all doubt from human-made climate change
Denise Chow - Aug. 1, 2021
‘Irreversible’ change to Atlantic currents could drastically change Earth’s weather
Reuters -Aug. 5, 2021
U.N. releases blistering assessment on the state of climate change
Denise Chow and Helena Skinner-Aug. 9, 2021
Heat waves, wildfires & drought: How this summer is a ‘preview’ of Earth’s coming climate crisis
Denise Chow - Aug. 15, 2021
U.S. climate envoy Kerry visits Asia for talks on emissions
Reuters - Aug. 31, 2021
"Heat is the Grim Reaper that no one can see": New report shows social and economic effects of record temps
CARA KORTE-AUGUST 31, 2021
Climate change pushes New Zealand to warmest recorded winter
NICK PERRY Associated Press-September 5, 2021
UN climate chief: No country is safe from global warming
PETER DEJONG and FRANK JORDANS Associated Press-September 6, 2021
The U.S. just had its hottest summer on record
Denise Chow - Sept. 9, 2021
Mudslide on scenic Colorado highway tests limits of aging infrastructure in era of climate change
Vicky Collins - Sept. 12, 2021
Climate change could push over 200 million people to leave their homes by 2050, report says
Associated Press - SEPT. 13, 2021
More Europeans are taking climate change seriously. In the U.S., not so much.
Denise Chow - Sept. 14, 2021
Xi says China will stop building new coal-fired power plants abroad
Reuters - Sept. 21, 2021
Hungry and desperate: Climate change fuels a migration crisis in Guatemala
Denise Chow and Carlos P. Beltran - Sept. 22, 2021
Researchers launch Gulf Stream expedition in effort to slow down climate change
Leighton Schneider - Sept. 23, 2021
Eating sustainably is one of the easiest ways to combat climate change, experts say
Julia Jacobo - September 24, 2021
Ahead of COP26, Vatican calls for action on climate change
Reuters - Oct. 4, 2021
Climate change research takes center stage in Nobel Prize for physics
AP - OCTOBER 5, 2021
Biden administration releases alarming reports on climate change challenges
Lauren Egan - Oct. 7, 2021 
Pope to lawmakers: Climate change requires quick consensus
FRANCES D'EMILIO - October 9, 2021
Climate change is "single biggest health threat facing humanity," WHO says
GREG CANNELLA - OCTOBER 11, 2021
Human-induced climate change may affect 85% of the global population, researchers say
Julia Jacobo - October 11, 2021
California faces 'existential' dilemma in tackling climate change, housing crisis
Alicia Victoria Lozano - Oct. 17, 2021
Extreme heat in cities a growing problem as climate warms, study finds
Evan Bush - Oct. 20, 2021
More disease, more suicide: Study shows human cost of climate change
Dr. Yalda Safai - October 22, 2021
In Germany, global warming is changing more than just the climate. It’s changing politics, too.
Rachel Elbaum, Andy Eckardt - Oct. 24, 2021
Here's what every degree of heat rise could do to the global economy
IRINA IVANOVA, RACHEL LAYNE - OCTOBER 28, 2021 
Pope Francis urges "radical" action on climate change ahead of COP26
HALEY OTT - OCTOBER 29, 2021
Climate march keeps up pressure on leaders at U.N. summit

ELLEN KNICKMEYER, FRANK JORDANS and SETH BORENSTEIN Associated Press November 6, 2021

Battery-powered airplanes, the next phase of green transportation
Alex Stone - November 25, 2021,
Biden signs executive order to make U.S. government carbon neutral by 2050
Josh Lederman - Dec. 8, 2021
‘Amazon forests of the underground’: Why scientists want to map the world's fungi
Evan Bush - Dec. 12, 2021
Biden plan seeks to jumpstart rollout of electric vehicle charging stations
Josh Lederman and Sally Bronston - Dec. 13, 2021
Newly-confirmed Arctic record 100 degree heat in Siberia setting off climate change "alarm bells," U.N. says
AFP - DECEMBER 14, 2021
'Climate change' diagnosis reflects latest trend in health care
Jody Hammond - Dec. 17, 2021
Melting Arctic ice will have catastrophic effects on the world, experts say. Here's how.
Julia Jacobo - December 24, 2021
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