President-elect Joe Biden plans to push for the most progressive climate policy the U.S. has ever had, aligning the world’s second-largest carbon emitter with a growing group of nations aggressively Continue Reading
The Trump administration abruptly removed a top official charting the U.S. government’s research on global warming, just as his agency began writing the next climate report card. Mike Kuperberg, a Department of Continue Reading
The majestic blue whale has plied the seas for about 4.5 million years , while the Neanderthals winked out of existence in a few hundred thousand years. But are those Continue Reading
If there’s one thing working on climate for a living teaches you, it’s coping with uncertainty. If there are two, it’s how politics seemingly trumps all else. Welcome to the wondrous Continue Reading
A rule of thumb in election years is that presidential candidates woo their political base with bold policies in primaries, then take the partisan edge off to court undecided voters in the fall. So Continue Reading
After ravaging Central America with disastrous rains, Tropical Depression Eta is primed to redevelop into a tropical storm and head toward South Florida and the Gulf of Mexico in the Continue Reading
Rich countries risk missing their goal to provide $100 billion a-year by 2020 to help poorer nations combat climate change, after funding slowed in the year since President Donald Trump Continue Reading
A gas flare near Mentone, Texas. The outcome of the U.S. general election is not yet clear. What’s been obvious for months is that climate change was on the ballot Continue Reading
The outcome of the U.S. general election is not yet clear. What’s been obvious for months is that climate change was on the ballot , and the U.S. election matters Continue Reading
Highlights Freeze on rules, executive order reversals EPA enforcement burst possible Prospects for clean energy technology legislation New York — In a scenario where Democratic contender Joe Biden takes the Continue Reading
