Al Jazeera English
| May 15, 2013
As melting ice opens up previously inaccessible areas of the Arctic, powers including China and Russia have started jostling for the region's resources. In Iceland, desire to cash in on the changes is mixed with fear of looming environmental disas...
Time
| May 9, 2013
From rainforests shrinking to cities mushrooming to deserts blooming, a new project from Google and Time magazine allows users to view timelapse images of the planet changing over the decades. The projects uses 28 years of satellite images from NA...
Newsy
| Jan 14, 2013
NASA is preparing to launch six unmanned drones into the tropopause to study how water vapor and the ozone interact in order to track down the exact mechanics of climate change. The drones, the first of which will be sent up next week over the Pac...
Al Jazeera English
| Jul 25, 2012
New satellite images have revealed almost all of Greenland's surface ice has suddenly started melting for the first time since 1889. But scientists believe the cause could be a rare weather event rather than climate change.