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Blistering temperatures add to concerns of a potentially devasting wildfire season

The at-risk properties have a combined value of $8.5 trillion, according to a new report

The money comes as FEMA looks to revamp its insurance program to better reflect flood risks

These sentinels of marine ecosystems point to the damage climate change, overfishing and other human pressures are causing

The Dutch verdict is the first to compel a private company, rather than a government, to curb greenhouse gases

Wind production in California waters could produce far more electricity than current East Coast projects

The toxin’s presence in meltwater raises concerns for fishing, a primary food source for Indigenous communities

The summer of 2016 was the hottest in the nation’s first and oldest national park since 770

The directive charges federal agencies with assessing the potential economic toll of warming and urging regulators to address it

The U.S. ships hundreds of thousands of its oldest and dirtiest cars overseas to poorer countries each year

Congressional Republicans have balked at White House proposals to boost EV use

The International Energy Agency outlines the steps needed to overhaul energy systems to meet global warming goals

Trees killed off by encroaching seawater because of sea-level rise are a previously unappreciated source of greenhouse gases

An analysis of the fossil fuel company’s documents also found it tried to downplay the dangers of climate change

Repeated shifts between wet and dry conditions boost the growth of salt crystals that destabilize the rock canvas

Climate has emerged as a key sticking point in talks between President Biden and Republican leaders

Development and sea-level rise threaten this crucial habitat and natural line of defense against storm surge

It is uncertain if a highly divided Congress will pass such a mandate

A U.S. lab is looking to establish a nationwide industry

An ongoing buildout of coal-fired power plants is one big reason

Louisa Terrell has the tough job of moving Biden’s infrastructure package through Congress

Safety officials need to use strong language and images to persuade the human psyche

“If we act to save the planet, we can create millions of jobs,” he says

New Belgium Brewing is selling a smoke-flavored brew as a sensory warning about agriculture’s troubles to come