(Please Note: These pages from the new Climageddon book. There are many more serious global warming consequences than those listed below. You will find the complete list in the Climageddon book.

A fishing boat heads out of Gloucester Harbor in Massachusetts. (Photo: John Tlumacki/Getty Images)

A new study finds it’s absorbing 50 percent more carbon than it was a decade ago, and that could have dire consequences for dolphins, whales, and other marine life...

Activists plan to make a public stand at Exxon’s annual shareholder meeting May 25, where several resolutions intended to force the company into acknowledging the climate threat will come to a vote. | Getty

A green campaign to make the company pay for climate change is besieging the oil industry and its conservative allies...

The dried-up riverbank of the Ganges is seen from a bridge in Allahabad, India, on May 3. Much of India is reeling from a heat wave and severe drought conditions that have decimated crops, killed livestock and left at least 330 million Indians without enough water for their daily needs. (Rajesh Kumar Singh/AP)

As India, the world’s second-most populous country, reels from an intense drought, the World Bank has released a new report finding that perhaps the most severe impact of a changing climate could be the effect on water supplies.

A child points to initials on a container on April 28 as she and other villagers line up to collect potable water at a makeshift camp in Mumbai.(Indranil Mukherjee / AFP/Getty Images)

As many as one-quarter of the country -- 330 million people -- could be affected by the shortages, the government has said...

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Take a wild guess what the culprit is...

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Fort McMurray wildfire forces a quarter of Canada’s oil output off-line...

Aerial view of Marovo Lagoon, a World Heritage Site. Solomon Islands.Credit: Michael McCoy

At least 11 islands across the northern Solomon Islands have either totally disappeared over recent decades or are currently experiencing severe erosion, an Australian study shows...

A view of the Middelgrunden offshore wind farm, which is home to 20 turbines, outside Copenhagen, Denmark. (Photo: Eskinder Debebe/U.N. via Flickr)

A promising offshore wind energy project has languished on the East Coast for 15 years—and its enemies range from a Koch brother to the Kennedys...