You could have the science about our climate completely wrong- make sure that you know whether global warming is a man-made or a natural phenomenon here.

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.

There is a 90% chance that 3 billion people will have to choose between going hungry and moving their families to milder climes because of climate change within 100 years, says new research.

Are you contributing to a bleak future for the poor and helpless around the world? Most likely, you are. Learn why you should take action today to help stop global warming from getting worse than it already will be.

CRAGs -- or Carbon Rationing Action Groups, are support groups dedicated to taking action to stop global warming through careful tracking of personal carbon emissions. Find out how you can contribute!

Though its intentions were sound -- presumably attempting to shine a light on global warming deniers and their funding resources -- Newsweek made several significant mistakes and used outdated science in its cover story last week.

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.

Negotiations are taking place on a new Kyoto treaty. The focus of those negotiations has been on limiting carbon emissions. We need to make sure the agreement also includes funding to help developing countries adapt to climate change.