Climate

What Whiplash U.S. Climate Policy Means for Business

By Justin Worland

How Climate Change Is Affecting the NFL

By Jeffrey Kluger

For Elizabeth Yeampierre, the Environment Is a Civil Rights Issue

By Justin Worland

Chris Wright Confirmed as Trump’s Energy Secretary

By Matthew Daly / AP
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American Bald Eagles Are Having a Moment

The eagles find themselves in an environmental updraft since the early 2000s. Culturally, too, the animals are soaring.

By Mike Catalini / AP

AI Could Reshape Everything We Know About Climate Change

Chinese AI startup DeepSeek shook up conventional wisdom about AI. It should also shake up the climate and energy world. 

By Justin Worland

Climate Change Worsens Housing Inequities in Black Communities

The climate crisis isn’t just about the availability and cost of housing. It's also about location and quality, writes Jerel Ezell.

By Jerel Ezell

Extreme Heat Could Kill Millions in Europe

Extreme heat could kill as many as 2.3 million people in Europe by the end of the century unless countries get better at cutting emissions.

By SETH BORENSTEIN/AP

What Companies at Davos are Saying About Climate and Trump

In Davos, the world’s biggest companies are singing a new tune about climate change.

By Justin Worland/Davos

Column: Business Can Sow Climate Optimism

Today we know for a fact that our changes and investments will pay off—for people, for the planet, and for business.

By Jesper Brodin

Fossil Fuel Billionaires Boost Wealth After Inauguration

One day after Trump's inauguration, oil and gas billionaires see their total wealth boosted by more than $3 billion.

By Rebecca Schneid

The Last Time Trump Left The Paris Agreement

As Trump reinitiates the process of withdrawing from the Paris agreement, the immediate effects could mirror those of the previous exit.

By Nik Popli

What Trump's Executive Orders Really Mean for the Climate

“The decisions that companies make about how much to grow oil production are first and foremost going to be determined by market signals.”

By Justin Worland

How Do You Measure the Toll of the L.A. Wildfires?

Perhaps no recent climate-related event better illustrates the myriad ways that climate change will affect the U.S. economy.  

By Justin Worland

Sweden is Building World's Largest Timber City

Stockholm Wood City is swapping polluting steel and concrete for a more climate-friendly construction material: timber.

By Maddy Savage

How the Los Angeles Fires Compare to Historic Wildfires

The Los Angeles fires are an urban conflagration—a fire that spreads from structure to structure, with buildings and homes acting like the primary source of fuel instead of trees.

By Solcyré Burga

How Dangerous Winds Fuel Los Angeles Wildfires

The Santa Anas have been rocket fuel for the flames—and that may not change.

By Jeffrey Kluger

How Embers Play a Big Role in Spreading Wildifres

The flames in Los Angeles have been fueled by strong winds that carry embers to unburned areas. Here's what to know.

By Holly Ramer / AP

Why Didn't L.A. Firefighters Have Access to More Water?

California Governor Gavin Newsom has ordered an investigation.

By Rebecca Schneid

How a Week of Weather Extremes Upended Lives of Millions of Americans

It began with millions of people across the U.S. shivering amid blizzard conditions, then catastrophe in California with the L.A. fires.

By MELINA WALLING / AP
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