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Who Will Thrive?
A warming planet will affect every living species. Which ones will make the cut?
The Will to Change
If Germany can ditch fossil fuels, maybe, just maybe, other countries can too.
Melting Away
Ice is fading in Greenland and with it ancient hunting traditions in small villages.
Interactives
Amazonia Under Threat
Journey into the Amazon region, where thousands of species live in a delicate, imperiled balance.
Carbon-Free America
Here’s how one man thinks the U.S. can switch to clean, renewable energy by 2050.
Curbing Climate Change
The push to trim carbon emissions begins with changing how we live.
Photography
Visions of Earth
Browse through visions of the world as seen through photographers’ eyes.
Proof
Ongoing conversations about photography, art, and journalism
Your Shot
Show us your best shots, give your photos exposure, and get helpful feedback.
Video
Explorer: Bill Nye’s Global Meltdown
Bill Nye explores the five stages of climate change grief—from denial to acceptance—on the National Geographic Channel.
A Model for Renewable Power
See how German citizens are preparing for more renewable energy industries.
Getting a Clearer Picture of the Drought
As California’s historic drought continues, scientists are turning to remote sensing from the skies.
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