Stories by ClimateWire

Federal transportation dollars might come with a requirement to reduce global warming pollution

A new index charts which corals are most likely to suffer under global warming

A war of words over realism versus idealism erupted during the debate between the two Democratic contenders

Can new technology clean up the dirtiest fossil fuel?

Coal provides the bulk of the jobs in Gillette

Coal provides the economic engine for a small town in eastern Montana

Mining coal in the Powder River Basin is no longer a sure bet

The bank aims to increase climate aid and consider global warming in decisions

San Diego mayor shows how there can be bipartisan consensus to move away from fossil fuels

Perhaps it’s time to consider other ways of combating climate change that prioritize action

Climate change may also imperil the sport

It took nearly a decade, but former EPA scientist Dominic DiGiulio has proved that fracking has polluted groundwater in Wyoming

The Model 3, listed at $35,000, has 115,000 preorders and climbing

A new model suggests ice loss could raise sea levels further, faster

The man who helped uncover climate change looks back on decades of polar research

The polar ice cap is changing fast

Scientists struggle to convey the risks of climate change simply

A new United Nations plan could help conserve more ocean habitat

Pollution cuts come to small business in China, aiding efforts to curb global warming

Famed climatologist James Hansen argues for rapidly rising seas—but other scientists remain skeptical

Trump dislikes hair spray regulations and is dismissive of global warming but the rest of his energy policies seem unclear

Nearly all the power produced around the world depends on steady water supplies, which are imperiled by overuse and a changing climate

Energy-sector emissions of CO₂ remains flat for second year in a row

Reducing emissions is not a priority for the military