If Democrats win big in the November election, they may have an unusual way of quickly repealing some important Trump administration environmental rollbacks. That’s because the coronavirus pandemic has upended Continue Reading
As countries begin rolling out plans to restart their economies after the brutal shock inflicted by the coronavirus pandemic , the three biggest producers of planet-warming gases — the European Continue Reading
A new study in the journal Science found that floating ice shelves can melt much more rapidly than previously thought—at a rate of about six miles per year. Credit: Massimo Continue Reading
Investors worldwide are underestimating the financial risks from climate change, and companies need to start disclosing their exposure, according to the International Monetary Fund. As global temperatures rise, severe climate events Continue Reading
Utilities eye ‘layered defense’ to protect workforce Smaller staging areas, other protocols planned Sector constantly checking pulse of supply chain With the Atlantic hurricane season just around the corner, utilities Continue Reading
The United Nations “Cop26” Climate Change Conference in Glasgow has been officially postponed for a year and is now expected to take place the first two weeks of November. “The COP Continue Reading
The bitterly cold Arctic winter typically snuffs out the seasonal wildfires that erupt in this region. But every once in a while, a wildfire comes along that refuses to die. Continue Reading
Magan Doodi, a groundskeeper at a golf course in Jaipur, was making his rounds earlier this week when he saw the sky suddenly turn a weird pink. It wasn’t some Continue Reading
A group of 23 U.S. states and the District of Columbia filed a lawsuit on Wednesday challenging a Trump administration decision to weaken Obama-era fuel efficiency standards. In March, the Continue Reading
Southern Company formally revamped its carbon-reduction strategy to target net-zero emissions by 2050, but the utility’s management held back from promising more aggressive actions on renewables and fossil fuels. During Continue Reading
