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The Arctic has been warming at twice the global rate for the past 30 years.

In many ways, clean energy produces jobs at least as good as those in the oil fields, where boom-and-bust cycles make stability hard.

Conflict, climate change and weak economic growth are leaving more people without enough to eat, a UN report warning of starvation and famine says. Most of the world's chronic hungry live in Asia and Africa.

The rise of single-use plastics to tackle the coronavirus is understandable, but as face masks become mandatory the decision over which type to hav

California’s transportation department is repaving a stretch of highway in the northern part of the state with a mixture that includes recycled single-use plastic bottles.

Apple will be carbon neutral across its entire supply chain, including the manufacturing of computers, iPhones, and everything else.

Microsoft, Starbucks and Nike joined the heads of six other companies in an initiative launched Tuesday that has a goal of transitioning to net zero emissions by 2050. 

Across the world, failure of official advice to provide sustainable, healthy diets is shocking, say scientists

A study published in Scientific Reports revealed that deep-sea submersion did not break down plastic, though microbial growth was somewhat inhibited.

Carbon Engineering and Aerion have teamed up to test whether synthetic fuels derived from captured CO2 can enable carbon neutral flights.

The fossil fuel economy, which motored happily through one century, is quickly running out of steam. Momentum is growing for renewable energy.

  COVID-19 has transformed the world as we knew it. And although some of the changes won’t be clear until much later, other effects are already visible. One area vastly impacted by the pandemic is the environment. People in 216 countries, areas or territories have been directly impacted by COVID-19. And while humans ha

Stocked by donations and maintained by volunteers, these fridges make life easier for many.

Taxing imported goods from carbon-polluting manufacturers could compel countries to enact more aggressive climate rules. But is it fair to poor nations?

Extreme temperatures could kill an additional 73 people per 100,000 by 2100, a new Climate Impact Lab study finds.

Chiptole Mexican Grill uses 300 million avocados in its guacamole each year and says it will "upcycle" the pits to dye its new Chipotle Goods line.

Great American Outdoors Act would allocate $9.5bn over the next five years for previously neglected park maintenance

By century’s end, polar bears worldwide could become nearly extinct as a result of shrinking sea ice in the Arctic if climate change continues unabated, scientists said.

The Democratic presidential contender’s $2 trillion policy package would force the power sector to go carbon-free within 15 years.

Soon we might count our carbon like our calories.

Its new law requires residents and businesses to compost, aiming to save both landfill space and money.

Swell of support for Amazon's Climate Pledge comes as the tech behemoth announces that it has joined the Science Based Targets Initiative (SBTi), which will requires it to commit to setting emissions targets in line with the Paris Agreement's goals.

A fast growing mountain of toxic e-waste is polluting the planet and damaging health, says new report