"It's coming at us faster than we thought."

Scientists are concerned over the cause of the rapid rise, which may indicate the world’s natural sponges that absorb carbon dioxide have changed.

A pact to improve garment factory working conditions worldwide was signed last month by the UN agency Better Work and the Fair Wear Foundation, the Amsterdam-based multi-stakeholder campaign group.

Scott Pruitt had already moved to replace much of the scientific review boards at the EPA with industry lobbyists. 


The Environmental Protection Agency has dismissed at least five members of a major scientific review board, the latest signa

In the waterlogged Netherlands, climate change is considered neither a hypothetical nor a drag on the economy. Instead, it’s an opportunity.

A federal judge ruled an environmental review of the project was inadequate, and ordered it redone.

From Hawaii's Molokai to Samso, Denmark, islands are becoming a hotbed for experimentation with renewable energy, waste reduction and water conservation.

The time for those climate change relocations we've speculated about is here, folks. Three communities on opposite ends of the country explore how to weather the expensive challenges of being "climate change refugees." And interestingly, each has a different challenge and a different answer to the problem.

Creating a veggie burger that tastes like beef has been a kind of holy grail for meatless food makers since bland-tasting grain patties first arrived in U.S. supermarket freezers during the 1980s, back when staples of health-conscious hippie menus began to work their way into the mainstream.

The German and French leaders were joined by others in saying they would fight climate change regardless of the American decision to withdraw from the agreement.

Some things take centuries to break down.

A new analysis finds that India and China are on pace to overachieve their Paris Agreement climate pledges, a welcome sign for global climate action.

There's so much plastic in the ocean that it's even in our seafood.

UPS has announced various sustainability goals, including a significant increase to its fleet of alternative-fueled vehicles and a huge surge in renewable power generation by 2025.

The process is so efficient it extracts all of the potential energy from the food scraps.

The milestone is cause for celebration.

In our exclusive conversation, CEO Josh Tetrick outlines his efforts to keep his company laser-focused on efforts to eliminate the factory farm -- even at the expense of short-term profit.

The unique paint could provide clean power to homes at a low cost.

Scientists predict rising seas will soon swamp Virginia's Tangier Island. The president doesn't seem to believe it.

When governments put their minds to it, big things can happen.

New York's attorney general has accused ExxonMobil of using one set of carbon pricing publicly to shareholders while using another internally. ExxonMobil is determined to litigate back hard, but at what cost?

An unnamed group, which includes 30 mayors, three governors, 80 university presidents and over 100 businesses, is negotiating with the United Nations to accept its emissions reduction plan.

The U.S. would join Syria and Nicaragua in rejecting the historic pact to address global warming.

Some scientists fear that West Antarctica’s immense ice sheet may have entered the early stages of an unstoppable disintegration.

New research suggests that every U.S. state could be affected by rising sea levels.