The emotional burden of climate change can be overwhelming alongside the grief and frustration of our own lives.

The so-called carbon border adjustment mechanism proposed by Democratic Senator Chris Coons this week is going to be pretty hard to implement.

The Global Alliance for a Green New Deal wants sharper emissions cuts, better climate finance from rich countries, ecological justice, and more.

Watching ABC’s video of a mother and cubs at Lake Tahoe, it’s easy to forget that this isn’t a family outing but a scene of desperation: The bears are seeking relief from the extreme heat.

The United States fully deserves to face tariffs for its failure to pass climate legislation.

Experts want to know why the agency approved a questionable Alzheimer’s drug but has withheld full approval from Covid vaccines.

An annual ExxonMobil report shows the company routinely giving six-figure sums to Brookings, Center for Strategic and International Studies, and similar institutions.

For the communities already at climate change’s mercy, Governor Roy Cooper’s support for joining the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative is just another top-down management misstep.

At a press conference Friday opposing a new gas peaker plant, Schumer also said he favors excluding gas from any upcoming clean electricity standard.

President Biden will have to make a choice.

Cable news’s traditional home for climate denialism and political radicalism is going to make a right-wing run at the Weather Channel.

Three days after its pipeline leak set the Gulf of Mexico ablaze, Pemex got a new offshore oil gig.

The White House has remained conspicuously silent on a blockbuster report from Unearthed that suggested the oil company helped excise climate policy from the infrastructure package.

Workers in the Pacific Northwest have persisted through dangerous conditions this week—a preview of summers to come.

Vaccinate. Do it quickly.

Most theories about the pandemic starting with a bioengineered virus are less plausible than the simpler alternative: bats being bats.

The president says he wants to take climate change and tribal consultation seriously, but his Justice Department’s actions through the first six months are less reassuring.

A new study estimates that tax breaks boosted the value of new oil and gas projects by up to $20 billion a year.

The latest proposal includes climate financing schemes that would enrich wealthy investors while doing little to actually reduce emissions.

Water cuts and dam removals are now necessary steps to keep the consequences of the climate crisis at bay. But the only long-term answer is to cut emissions.