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Renowned climate scientist Michael Mann talks about how important it is to take action now—before we see climate change’s worst consequences.

In "Our Fragile Moment," misunderstanding climate variability can stall climate action, but navigating nuance is the path to positive change.

Delay, deflect, downplay, and other ways fossil fuel companies block climate action.

Human civilization came to be thanks to the comparatively stable climate of the past 10,000 years. But the unchecked burning of fossil fuels is undermining that foundation, according to a leading climate scientist. “There is no analog in the past for the rapid warming” we are seeing today, Penn State climate scientist Michael Mann argued.…

MSNBC host Chris Jansing wondered what else beyond "death and destruction" would convince Americans about the seriousness of climate change.

Over the weekend, CNN Newsroom host Jim Acosta fanned the flames of global warming hysteria in his coverage of both the wildfires in Hawaii and Tropical Storm Hilary in California. On Saturday, he had on environmental alarmist Professor Michael Mann to link fossil fuel use to the disaster in Hawaii, and, on Sunday, Acosta wrongly claimed that it was the first time that California had experienced a tropical storm in 84 years even though there have been others in recent years and decades.

Over the weekend, CNN Newsroom host Jim Acosta fanned the flames of global warming hysteria in his coverage of both the wildfires in Hawaii and Tropical Storm Hilary in California. On Saturday, he had on environmental alarmist Professor Michael Mann to link fossil fuel use to the disaster in Hawaii, and, on Sunday, Acosta wrongly claimed that it was the first time that California had experienced a tropical storm in 84 years even though there have been others in recent years and decades.

In hopes to inform people of ways to prevent climate change, former Penn State Distinguished Professor of Atmospheric Science Michael Mann plans to release a book on Sept. 26 that

"This huge wall of water came at everybody," Zack DePiero tells PEOPLE in this week's issue

One day after texting his mother a new article about a deadly flash flood near their home in Bucks County, Penn., Zack DePiero learned both his parents were among the five adults and two children who drowned in the sudden storm