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Negotiators must work out the rules governing trading carbon offsets to help nations achieve net zero emissions

The move could shift funding toward renewable energy projects in low-income countries

At the COP26 climate summit, the administration aims to show the U.S. will reduce emissions 50 percent in the next nine years

The proposed EPA rules will cover the full fossil fuel supply chain

The court made a stunning decision to hear a challenge to the agency’s authority to restrict greenhouse gas emissions

Reconciliation legislation provides $555 billion in climate and clean energy spending

A House committee has been investigating the role fossil fuel companies have played in disseminating climate misinformation

The atmospheric river that soaked parts of the state is an example of increasing weather volatility

The incentives cover established sectors, such as wind and solar, as well as emerging technology, such as green hydrogen

Heat waves, late-spring frosts and more unpredictable climate swings have taken a toll on the crop

A protest by a group of scientists has ignited spirited discussions about the persistent lack of diversity in such awards

By continuing to subsidize fossil fuels, recovery plans could exacerbate threats from diseases such as malaria, cholera and dengue fever

Planned oil, gas and coal production is not in line with countries’ pledges to reduce greenhouse gas emissions

The Spanish city is the first to undertake such a scheme in an effort to better warn residents of the health threats from heat

In the run-up to major international climate negotiations, the fate of the Biden administration’s climate plans is uncertain

These huge construction projects can feature turbines taller than some skyscrapers

Negotiations are underway to update the Convention on Biological Diversity to better protect and restore nature

Relatively little research into the consequences of climate change has been done for large parts of Earth’s population

Dozens of nations, representing 30 percent of the world’s emissions, have indicated support ahead of crucial climate talks

The Montreal Protocol has helped heal the ozone layer that blocks harmful ultraviolet rays

The new rules could put pressure on Facebook to take similar steps

Just 30 percent of cars on the road will be electric by 2050 under current policies, the U.S. Energy Information Administration says

The New York City homes where 11 people drowned were in areas marked as low risk for inundation

Data collected by the vessel could improve future hurricane models and forecasts