Climate change goes beyond some of the most catastrophic (and newsworthy) problems associated with it. Global warming will transform your life at basic levels that we're just beginning to understand. How, you ask?

Though global warming news has been in people's minds for a while now, many still don't seem to understand the causes of the problem. Find out the truth and take action to help save our planet!

Hurricanes can get much, much bigger and stronger than we have so far seen in the Atlantic. The most intense Pacific storm on record was Super Typhoon Tip in 1979, and was nearly half the size of the USA. Learn how global warming stimulates these storms.

With Congress deep in debate over legislation aimed at the prevention of global warming, and skeptics ramping up their rhetoric, now is a good time to take a step back to some basics -- more accurate information is critical here.

If you're looking for recent global warming articles on the web, you need to know who to trust. It's true that the internet is a great resource for information, but it's also a tool for writers and journalists with a political agenda. Get the facts!

We've all heard the global war ming deniers spout their claims about global cooling and changes in solar flares. Prove them wrong with this great list of facts about global warming.

When climate crisis deniers and their allies argue that cap-and-trade and other legislation costs too much, they always seem to ignore the price of inaction. Learn why action is safer then inaction here.

Americans consume a huge amount of meat. So much so that livestock is now one of the leading contributors to global warming, responsible for 18 percent of greenhouse gas emissions. Empower yourself to stop the problem at the source!

Passive solar design is a home design approach that promotes maximum energy efficiency and can dramatically reduce the amount of energy that goes into maintaining a comfortable living space.

Lanny Smith, an award winning, earthman suit wearing, hip hop rhyming climate change educator combines music, video, and visual arts with excellent web design to explain the complexities of climate change with surprisingly clarity.