Stories by ClimateWire

Energy Secretary Moniz says candidates should state their positions on climate solutions

3,500 aquatic robots descend a mile below the surface and back, every 10 days 

U.S. and China lead the way to preventing half-a-degree Celsius rise in global warming

Intense warming 55 million years ago may not have been driven by volcanoes  

Thanks mostly to less coal use at power plants, emissions in the first half of 2016 were lowest since 1991

Al Gore tells crowd that Hillary Clinton will make the “climate crisis” a national priority

Millions of people are coming online, and that requires (renewable) energy

Gauntlet is now thrown down to maritime and land transportation

Tests show that technology can control methane emissions

Tracking “ethane” shows that North Dakota is spewing gases big time

Towers will grab gas emitted by a huge coal power plant, but use it to pump oil out of the ground

Europe’s vote will push the Paris Agreement across the finish line

Although the mechanisms vary, together the glaciers are losing 75 billion tons of ice annually

One percent of policy holders make 25 to 30 percent of claims

It was only 12 minutes into the first presidential debate when the two candidates clashed over climate

Choosing Myron Ebell means Trump plans to drastically reshape climate policies 

John Kerry says carbon dioxide reductions must be augmented with cuts in hydrofluorocarbon use 

Effects must now be part of national security policies, plans and doctrines

In his final U.N. address, the president says inaction will lead to more unrest 

Bank of America and Amalgamated Bank will completely power operations with renewable energy by 2020

If 55 nations come through, the global agreement takes effect

Winter regrowth may be slower than usual

Proposals range from more protected areas to bans on plastic bags

A bipartisan group says the U.S military must alter strategies to maintain effectiveness