Stories by ClimateWire

Some research says oil and gas production is the largest contributor, other work says it's agriculture, livestock and landfills

Pandas improve slowly, oceans change rapidly

Carbon-emitting companies try to maintain the status quo, green-energy companies try to gain a competitive advantage

Spreading predator beetles may be the only way to stop a tiny, sap-sucking pest that is decimating hemlock trees

The goal: Inexpensive hydrogen for fuel cells that power cars and homes

The question now is whether President Obama can implement steps that reduce carbon dioxide emissions without Congress’s help

But it wants rate payers to foot the $160 million bill

Richard Reavey says climate denial is eerily parallel to the tobacco industry’s old tactics, which hurt that business long-term

Paris agreement, airplane emissions and ozone limits all on the table

If scaled up, batches of bacteria could convert CO₂ emissions into fuel, in a single step

The synthetic membrane from ExxonMobile would also avert 45 million tons of carbon dioxide emissions 

Sewer systems in many cities, stressed by age and growing populations, will spew more raw refuse into the streets during heavy rains

Communities should plan defenses and emergency responses based on the climate of the future, not the past

Tractor-trailers, delivery vans, garbage trucks and more must cut emissions 25 percent by 2027

Meteorologists say the storm was essentially a hurricane without high winds

Winning requires “building big factories, and building them really, really fast”

Climate and clean energy jobs are top concerns for Sanders supporters, progressive Democrats, millennials and business leaders

Investigation shows that reports to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission are incomplete and inconsistent

Drier soil plus drier air causes Douglas firs to shut down

Cholera bacteria and others arise in more places and in greater abundance

More than 3 billion viewers are given a stark warning about rising temperatures and seas

Gov. Jerry Brown is determined to cement the state's climate goals by law or by vote

With cheap oil, consumers are again buying gas-guzzling SUVs and pickups, dragging down auto-company fleet averages

Republicans say the directive is misguided