Your Questions
Two men in a small motorboat loaded with containers float in the Bering Strait off Shishmaref, Alaska. Melting glaciers in Alaska are contributing to rising sea levels around the coastal community, and Shishmaref's residents are asking the government to help pay for the village's relocation. Pat O'Hara/Corbis
A giant glacier remnant in Baffin Bay, northwest Greenland. Layne Kennedy/Corbis
NPR and National Geographic are taking a yearlong journey around the globe, exploring how the Earth's climate shapes people, and how people are shaping the Earth's climate.
We'll see how, in the distant past, climate change sparked the evolution of humans in Africa and guided our migration to new lands. We'll also look to the future to see how we might be able to slow climate change -- and adapt to it.
Over to You
Right now, we want to know what your questions are on climate change. What issues would you like us to explore? What are you confused about? And what are your observations on climate change? Send them to us. Some of the submitted questions may be answered on-air or on NPR.org... or they could be the start of a larger story. This is your chance to help us shape our coverage.
