Helping Trees—and a City—Outrace Climate Change
From Trees to Whales, a Warming World Poses New Challenges
From Trees to Whales, a Warming World Poses New Challenges
A new study finds that the perfect storm of conditions for major wildfires is now occurring in multiple regions at the same time, more than doubling in frequency over the past 50 years.
Landmark Treaty and Border Wall Plans Spark Debates on Sovereignty and Conservation
From clean heat to nuclear power, environmental regulations to seaweed invasions, the US faces a multitude of challenges in its pursuit of a sustainable future
A scorching summer has left Australian wildlife on the brink, with over 170,000 hectares of national park burned to the ground, including key breeding areas for endangered species.
Valar Atomics' rapid rise raises questions about influence and oversight
Environmental rollbacks and technological innovations raise questions about the value of public health and the planet
A surge in massive sinkholes is threatening Turkey's agricultural heartland, forcing farmers to rethink their practices as the country's breadbasket crumbles.
Rising oil prices, aging infrastructure, and water management challenges underscore the need for sustainable solutions
A growing environmental crisis is unfolding across the United States, with water shortages, deforestation, and government crackdowns on activists threatening the country's ecosystems and communities.
The US Supreme Court will hear an appeal by oil companies seeking to move climate change lawsuits from state to federal courts, potentially shielding them from financial liability.
Coastal flooding from nor'easters poses a growing threat to the Garden State's densely populated shoreline
Experts warn of social unrest and food riots due to chronic vulnerabilities
Governments and industries face challenges in reducing emissions and adapting to drought
Wisconsin city puts new fleet to the test in freezing temperatures
New electric vehicle rebates, Iran war's impact on energy prices, and UK climate finance cuts
New studies reveal accelerated global warming, driven by human activities and natural factors
Former staff warn of expanding pollution dangers from weakened regulations
Critics say tax credits were undeserved for using fuel that's standard for LNG tankers
A new study by Climate Central finds that winters in 80% of major US cities are getting shorter, with an average decrease of nine days since 1970-1997.
A boost for coal and oil, but can it halt their decline?
Flooding, drought, and extinction threaten the future of our world
Scientists rush to preserve ancient ice cores in specially dug sanctuary
As the US grapples with rising energy costs and climate change, a mix of troubling trends and promising solutions comes to light