Author: Elizabeth Weise, USA TODAY

What will life be like after we’ve solved climate change? Better than today or worse? Mud huts and gruel or the flying cars and the Jetsons?

Jennifer and Sarah Hart gave their six children as many as 19 doses each of Benadryl before driving their SUV over a steep cliff, a jury ruled.

Over 66 tons of frozen fecesleft by climbers on the Alaska summit over many decadesis expected to start thawing out of the glacier this summer.

Is the future simply too horrific to bring children into? Some women, worried about droughts, wars and famines brought on by climate change, say yes.

Experts say some areas will experience more violentand wetterstorms as climate change makes global weather more variable and extreme.

Carbon capture and storage might sound like the plot of a crazy science fiction movie, but it could be the best plan to help save the planet.

Amazon has ramped up its ocean shipping service, as of this week sending close to 4.7 million cartons of consumers goods from China to the U.S.

A 60-foot chunk of the Ocean Cleanup device in the Great Pacific Garbage Patch has broken off.