When Recipe for Disaster premieres on the CW Network next month, it'll dish up plenty of the sugary and salty ingredients viewers have come to expect from cooking contests on reality TV. The show ...

As climate change continues to be a pressing reality, its presence has invaded almost every aspect of our lives, not excluding film and television. I’ve personally seen an influx of books and movies ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. In an era when mounting disasters made worse by the warming climate raise fears for the Earth’s future, Al Gore could simply say ...

Does climate change exist? And does a character know it? The Oscar-nominated films Nyad, left, Mission: Impossible — Dead Reckoning Part One and Barbie met the criteria for a new challenge inspired by ...

The media is failing to warn us about the scale of the disasters that lie ahead. In Los Angeles, as everywhere, we need more than liberal technocratic tweaks. A blue Volkswagen van sits intact on a ...

Non-profit Good Energy has teamed with Colby College to introduce the Climate Reality Check, which measures the representation of climate change on screen. By Kirsten Chuba Events Editor Good Energy, ...

Former U.S. Vice President and founder and chairman of The Climate Reality Project, Al Gore, presented the Alfredo Sirkis Memorial Green Ring Award to Climate Reality Leader Don Viecelli on the final ...

The U.S. is now experiencing, on average, a billion-dollar extreme weather event every three weeks — up considerably from one every four months in the 1980s. All across the United States and the world ...

Using recent results from a climate-change version of the Bechdel test, THR surveyed 20 top Hollywood hits to see how many of them addressed the environmental crisis. By Kirsten Chuba Events Editor ...

One evening this spring, I was out to dinner when a curious thing caught my attention. The Weather Channel was on TV in the background, and every few minutes the camera cut to a radar shot of Fort ...

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