Waymo is in a standoff with the California city after residents complained of nonstop beeping at the robotaxi company's charging hub.

The Netherlands-based Climate Litigation Network said the suits are now establishing legal requirements on governments and corporations.

Nevison is a contractor working with the Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices’ hepatitis B work group.

The bloc’s goal for 2040 “is actually an acceleration, rather than a downgrade, of what we are having today,” says Wopke Hoekstra.

The nation says $7 billion is required over the next decade to hit its 2035 target.

The nation’s efforts to slash its emissions have been hampered by a slow rollout of new transmission infrastructure that can accommodate solar and wind generation.

As climate change makes it harder to grow arabica beans in Brazil, some farmers are investing in robusta, which produces a more bitter bean but can tolerate higher temperatures.

Scientists say global warming can accelerate the spread of microplastics, which threaten the health of people, plants and animals.

Washington state residents say the industry misled consumers about fossil fuel dangers and “precipitated a home-owners insurance crisis."

A state-chartered insurer has started a price war with private insurers that have been raising premiums for owners of condo buildings.

A judge moved the case closer to trial after rejecting the company's request to toss it out.

The case accuses the state of approving fossil fuel projects without considering the effects on climate change and health.

The government says it opposes the cutting-edge and controversial climate technology but is willing to debate its regulation.

Replacing oil and gas with homegrown biomass will boost strategic autonomy and cut emissions, Brussels argues.

Businesses say Brussels got its math wrong on the carbon footprint of imports from China, Brazil and the U.S.

The flooding and landslides killed at least 604 people in Indonesia, 366 in Sri Lanka and 176 in Thailand, authorities said.

The agency has told recipients of community resilience money to submit paperwork that would bar them from challenging grant cancellations.

"Carbon pricing is not dead," expert says of group led by Brazil with 18 members including China and the EU that have carbon markets.

Billions of dollars divide House and Senate versions of fiscal 2026 Department of Transportation legislation.

A growing number of the world's waterways face overlapping changes from global warming.