“How do you respond to the fact that basically nothing is being done about this without feeling the slightest bit of anger?” the 16-year-old asked world leaders in Spain.
A new report on Americans’ push to address climate change kicks off a week of climate-related campaign events.
State supreme court judge finds the oil and natural gas giant did not break New York securities laws.
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Other state and local governments are suing to hold oil companies accountable for climate change.
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Their “climate innovation showcase” highlighted the role industry can play.
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Yet the Trump administration wants to shift anti-pollution efforts to states.
Greenland’s glaciers are losing ice faster and faster, according to 26 separate satellite measurements and 89 scientists who study them.
Emissions rose slightly over half a percent -- still enough for a new record. There's still no sign they're starting to decline, experts said.
Repsol also cut revenue estimates for its oil and gas reserves, citing a new climate scenario.
“Healthy coral reefs are remarkably noisy places — the crackle of snapping shrimp and the whoops and grunts of fish combine to form a dazzling biological soundscape,” said Steve Simpson, a marine biology professor at the University of Exeter.
More than 3 in 4 Americans had heard little or nothing about the plan, according to a Washington Post-Kaiser Family Foundation poll.
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Protesters who staged a hunger strike in the House speaker’s congressional office stormed past aides when she refused to meet with them.
One scenario would allow development on lake that shelters tens of thousands of migrating caribou and birds.
The Environmental Protection Agency on Thursday weakened rules governing how companies store dangerous chemicals enacted under the Obama administration in the wake of a deadly 2013 explosion in West, Tex.
The band joins other popular artists including Jack Johnson, Pearl Jam and Adele in seeking to reduce carbon emissions from their tours, which have large environmental footprints.
Amid mounting global concern about climate change, Denmark has turned into a buzzing hive of green experimentation.
At least 945 toxic waste sites across the country face escalating risks from rising seas, more intense inland flooding, voracious forest fires and other climate-fueled disasters, according to a new study from a congressional watchdog agency.
Different regions have felt the effects of extreme weather in the past few years. But those common experiences have not produced a political consensus on the causes.
California and nearly two dozen other states on Friday sued the Environmental Protection Agency, arguing that the Trump administration doesn’t have the legal authority to strip the nation’s most populous state of its longstanding authority to set strict fuel-efficiency standards on cars and trucks.
The Environmental Protection Agency is pushing forward with a policy that could limit the science the agency uses to underpin regulations, a change long sought by conservatives but derided by many scientists and public health experts as an effort to stifle reliance on research into the harmful effects of pollution on Americans.
