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The report says lawsuits filed against governments and fossil fuel companies have the potential to influence climate policy

A growing international movement called Scientist Rebellion calls on world leaders to end the burning of fossil fuels

An initiative called Destination Earth will draw on environmental, socioeconomic and satellite data to gauge the impact of different climate policies

For the first time, the report includes a chapter devoted to the social aspects of climate mitigation

Thirty-nine states received the agency’s lowest score, including many of the most disaster-prone

But if the world relies too heavily on this strategy, it could risk overshooting targets to limit warming

As of April 1, statewide snowpack stood at just 38 percent of the average for that date

The Marshall Fire destroyed more than 1,000 homes in December

Blazes burned more than three million acres last year—nearly the size of Connecticut

The General Services Administration oversees $75 billion in annual contracts

More than $11 billion would go toward international initiatives such as the Green Climate Fund

Biden administration officials are also promising to accelerate the build-out of hydrogen and carbon capture

“Our climate goals may well be another victim of Russia’s aggression,” says Fatih Birol, head of the International Energy Agency

Retrofitting older buildings with heat pumps and insulation would reduce energy costs and carbon emissions

If finalized, the rules would require companies to disclose emissions associated with their consumers and suppliers

A century after the Endurance sank, Antarctica is still a land of mysteries

Gina McCarthy and other administration officials showcased fusion energy in a bid to accelerate vast amounts of carbon-free power

Researchers are looking to identify areas facing saltwater intrusion on the Atlantic and Gulf coasts

Russia’s invasion is halting the delivery of wheat to areas suffering from drought and other climate impacts

Addressing the climate crisis is a crucial aspect of maintaining the security of member states, a former official writes

Experts worry tensions could spill into the polar region and potentially affect science and security

Administrator Michael Regan argues regulation of mercury, ozone, water and coal ash will also curb greenhouse gases

Digital tokens are produced using energy-hungry computers, contributing to greenhouse gas emissions

A European Union proposal aims to end Russian gas and oil imports by 2030 by ramping up renewables and increasing energy efficiency