"This movement had to happen, we didn’t have a choice."

A new factory can make clean, clear plastic from recyclables.

Scientist compares spiking temperatures to devastating wildfires in the sea.

Google’s subsidiary DeepMind has created a machine-learning model to boost the use of wind power by predicting its likely output 36 hours ahead.

One expert said the island mammal "is just the first of what will be countless species lost to climate change if we don’t get our pollution under control."

Four designers from the Royal College of Art and Imperial College have developed a series of machines that turn seafood waste into a biodegradable and recyclable bioplastic.

The Columbia University professor correctly predicted rising atmospheric carbon dioxide levels would lead to pronounced warming.

The fashion industry is considered one of the worst polluters in the world, and experts say there’s an urgent need to develop eco-friendly alternatives.

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This is just one of several major changes in its crackdown on single-use plastics.

Following the example of many other high-profile companies, Ben & Jerry’s has announced plans to combat the environmental effects of single-use plastic. It will be removed from its Scoop Shop locations worldwide by the end of 2020.

Procter & Gamble Co. will sell a limited-edition of shampoo and conditioner bottles made of 25 percent beach plastic.

Round of Joe Joe’s for everyone involved in this decision.

The question is whether it’s a future Apple truly wants—or one that its investors will allow.

Klaus Lackner’s once wacky idea increasingly looks like an essential part of solving climate change.

The cleaning product manufacturer SC Johnson announced it will use a bottle made from recycled plastic gathered from the ocean, as manufacturers face continued pressure to reduce marine plastic debris.

Clouds cover about two-thirds of the planet at any moment, but as the Earth warms, they’re becoming scarcer, risking a feedback loop of runaway warming which could push surface temperatures up by roughly a further 8 °C, according to new research.

In 2017, voters agreed to finance adaptation efforts through property taxes. Now the first phase of those projects is underway.

cleancult sells detergent refills in paper milk boxes to cut down on the plastic in your home.

If we do nothing to curb greenhouse gas emissions, the weather in New York City will feel like Alabama and Los Angeles will be as hot as the tip of the Baja Peninsula.

The process could help convert millions of tons of plastic we generate every year into an gasoline and diesel-like fuel.

The UK’s CO2 emissions peaked in the year 1973 and have declined by around 38% since 1990, faster than any other major developed country.