Robinson was the only Council of State member not to vote on the North Carolina governor’s request to declare a state of emergency.

Lawmakers left town last week without passing additional natural disaster funding, and approving additional money may prove tricky when they return.

MAGA has resurrected its favorite bogeyman for hurricane relief.

Marjorie Taylor Greene is suddenly all for government spending.

Donald Trump, who wants to dismantle storm prediction services, seemed caught off guard by the completely predictable Hurricane Helene.

Voting has been upended in the key swing state thanks to extreme weather and RFK Jr.

Voters’ preferences haven’t changed much since 2020, when Biden ran on a much more aggressively pro-climate platform. So why is Harris tacking so far to the right?

Does Donald Trump know how the ocean works? An investigation.

A.I. is no substitute for real teaching. And kids who are already anxious about climate change shouldn’t be forced to use new technology that is exacerbating the crisis.

Kamala Harris needs to make an affirmative case for her climate policy, rather than accepting Trump’s framing.

The emerging Democratic consensus is that talking about climate policy is a bad bet for winning the election. Then again, Democratic consensus has been wrong before.

At its convention this week, the party largely avoided two crises that are the cause of mass suffering: climate change and Israel’s war in Gaza.

Kamala Harris’s V.P. pick matters more as a political signal than a policymaker.

Civil forfeiture is usually used against people suspected of drug offenses. Instead, we could be using it to make Big Oil pay for its role causing mass death.

The Florida governor has taken his fanatical war on the climate to the next level.

Donald Trump is telling oil and gas executives they can rewrite entire laws if they help him return to the White House.

Environmental and existential threats have changed parenting and fertility itself.

It’s modeled on carbon offsets. It has a lot of the same problems.

The House has overwhelmingly passed a bill empowering the executive branch to strip organizations of their nonprofit status with little due process. The Senate is now considering its own version.

Is it too much to ask growers and construction firms to furnish water and shade on hot days? Apparently so—in Florida and Texas.