Carbon capture, the fossil-fuel industry’s favorite weapon against climate change, has never really caught on because of the cost. That may be about to change. The Internal Revenue Service recently issued Continue Reading
China’s state-owned power giants have been asked to prepare reports on historical emissions that officials will use to set up the world’s largest carbon market, according to people familiar with Continue Reading
A pattern change may drive sustained, expansive heat over much of the U.S. and Canada if long-range forecasts are right Summer 2020 may go down in the books as much Continue Reading
Plants and their ingenious way of turning light and air into fuel have been an inspiration for many scientists. Now, photosynthesis has made the basis for a possible solution to Continue Reading
A Russian city nestled in the vast Siberian forest — 2,000 miles and four times zones east of Moscow — has air so bad that the authorities regularly warn people Continue Reading
Greenhouse gas emissions in the U.S. are poised for a record plunge this year, the result of coronavirus lockdown orders that have shuttered factories, closed stores and left cars and Continue Reading
As tens of millions of Americans remain jobless following the COVID-19 shock that took the world by storm, some United States lawmakers are calling for a new stimulus package that Continue Reading
The mishandling of the biggest Arctic oil spill ever infuriated Russian President Vladimir Putin and could give a boost to the country’s environmental regulation. MMC Norilsk Nickel PJSC, Russia’s biggest miner, Continue Reading
This satellite image shows Tropical Storm Cristobal as it moves inland over the southern part of the United States on Monday. (AFP/Getty Images/NOAA) GRAND ISLE, La. — Tropical Storm Cristobal Continue Reading
Scientists have struggled for decades to explain a climate mystery as deep as the ocean. Oceans have absorbed almost 40% of carbon dioxide humanity has emitted from fossil fuels since 1750, considerably Continue Reading
