Advocates heading to COP26 say wealthy nations have a moral responsibility to help developing countries endure existing global warming impacts. Devastation in Antigua and Barbuda from Hurricane Irma. Photographer: Jose Continue Reading
If the floods don’t get you, lack of electricity or a swamped hospital might. Nearly a quarter of U.S. critical infrastructure—utilities, airports, police stations and more—is at risk of being Continue Reading
The U.S. has endured 18 major weather and climate disasters so far this year that killed a combined 538 people and inflicted more than $100 billion in damage, according to Continue Reading
Kati Szilagyi for Bloomberg Green Veterans of annual global climate negotiations say the geopolitical backdrop makes a major breakthrough challenging this year Premiers, presidents, and princes come and go from Continue Reading
On the northern edge of a vast Chinese factory city, welding torches gleam as workers finish construction on a gas-fired power plant to replace one that burned coal and blanketed Continue Reading
Friederike Otto and her colleagues jump into action during heat waves, floods, and fires to pinpoint if global warming is to blame. When weather disaster strikes, observers near and far Continue Reading
Less food. More traffic accidents. Extreme weather hitting nuclear waste sites. Migrants rushing toward the United States, fleeing even worse calamity in their own countries. Those scenarios, once the stuff Continue Reading
Muon Space uses AI and detailed imagery to measure—and hopefully help mitigate—what can only be seen from space. Illustration: Maria Chimishkyan for Bloomberg Businessweek Over the past few years technology Continue Reading
Clean energy startups have raked in $11 billion so far this year, nearly double the total amount from 2020 One of the largest funders of clean energy startups has been Continue Reading
The global supply of fresh water is dropping by almost half an inch annually, the World Meteorological Organization warned in a report released this week. By 2050, about 5 billion Continue Reading
