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City of Atlanta to Participate in Earth Hour 2013

Mayor Kasim Reed and Councilmember Aaron Watson call on residents and businesses to conserve energy by turning off non-essential lights for one hour.read more

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Oldest Capital in the United States -- Santa Fe, New Mexico -- Joins WWF's...

Noting that "cities across America are currently facing the staggering costs of weather driven to extremes by climate change, and the resulting power outages, flooded roadways, shuttered businesses,...

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UN Secretary General: Turn Lights out for Earth Hour, then "Shed Light on...

In a message to the world on the eve of the seventh Earth Hour, UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon says:  "Around the globe, increasingly extreme weather is harming families, communities and economies....

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Kremlin and Red Square Switch off for the First Time for Earth Hour

For the very first time, Russia’s Kremlin, the residence of the President, and Red Square will switch off for Earth Hour tomorrow at 8:30PM to celebrate Earth Hour’s largest conservation outcome so...

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Earth Hour Kicks Off As Groundswell of Inspirational Action for the...

Earth Hour, the lights-off initiative of the WWF that has become the iconic symbol of people’s concern and commitment to save the planet, kicked off in Samoa a few hours ago and is on its way across...

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Earth Hour 2013: Inspiring Commitments that Go Beyond the Hour

Earth Hour has just concluded another record sweep around our planet from Samoa on one side of the International Date Line to the Cook Islands on the other, with hundreds of millions again uniting to...

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From Coast to Coast, Community Leaders Press Forward with Climate...

The White House announced yesterday (8 April 2013) the names of twelve “climate resilience leaders” who will be honored in a “Champions of Change” event on Thursday (11 April). “As we take action to...

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Chicago and WWF announce Launch of Chicago Cleanweb Challenge to Drive Energy...

Today (23 April 2013), Mayor Rahm Emanuel and the World Wildlife Fund (WWF) announced the launch of the Chicago Cleanweb Challenge, a year-long competition to accelerate sustainability and technology...

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WWF Invites Cities in 15 Countries to Participate in Earth Hour City...

From May through October 2013, cities in 15 countries can register for the next annual round of WWF's Earth Hour City Challenge.  The challenge will highlight and reward cities that aggressively and...

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Scientists Release Findings of Arctic Ocean Acidification Assessment, Warn of...

An international group of scientists on Monday (6 May 2013) released the findings of their Arctic Ocean Acidification Assessment.  The Arctic Monitoring and Assessment Programme (AMAP), which...

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Study Predicts Dramatic Decline in Plants and Animals Unless Greenhouse Gas...

An international team of researchers reported today (Sunday 12 May 2013) in the journal Nature Climate Change, that the climate disruption from rapidly rising concentrations of greenhouse gases in the...

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U.S. Unveils Arctic Strategy while Announcing that Atmospheric Concentrations...

The White House on Friday (10 May 2013) released a National Strategy for the Arctic Region, as the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration announced that daily average atmospheric...

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Event on 6 June 2013: "Going to Extremes: The Alarming Science Behind Climate...

Join us for a joint Climate Desk Live and World Wildlife Fund (WWF) event moderated by Chris Mooney featuring Stu Ostro, Senior Director of Weather Communications at the Weather Channel; and Jennifer...

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Our Collision Course with Climate Change: a "10" on the Torino scale

Today (31 May 2013), Asteroid 1998 QE2 will come within 3.6  million miles of the earth, making it a “0” (No Hazard) on the Torino Impact Hazard Scale.  And what is a 10 on the Torino scale?  That...

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WWF Climate Blog Has Moved to New Location

The WWF climate blog now is located at a different Web address: worldwildlife.org/blogs/wwf-climate-blog.  All posts since May 2013 are at that location, while older posts will remain archived on this...

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