Residents question whether the villages can survive in the face of rising seas, erosion, melting permafrost and worsening storms.

Governments — typically developing nations — use swaps to refinance debt and direct savings toward environmental projects.

The city of 9 million's reservoirs have fallen to their lowest level in 60 years.

The island country is also set to get coverage in the form of prearranged credits and parametric insurance.

The market lets countries fund climate projects and could trigger billions of dollars in investments for cutting emissions.

Dominion Energy spent more than $3 million to try to keep Democrat Jay Jones out of office.

Republicans from Montana to Mississippi have embraced the Biden administration’s push to expand passenger rail nationwide.

The pilot facility planned by Avnos would use direct air capture technology that also pulls moisture from the sky.

The U.K. prime minister is heading to the COP30 climate summit in Brazil to show climate still matters Britain, even in the age of Trump. But back at home, Starmer blows hot and cold on all things green.

Grace Fu said the atmosphere in Belém is “more positive than we had expected.”

A push to slash red tape drives an ever-bigger wedge between Europe’s traditional centrist coalition.

The directive is intended to force companies to provide climate transition plans and exposes them to penalties if they don't address human rights violations in their value chains.

The president's megalaw is making it difficult for cash-strapped hospitals to gird for storms that are being turbocharged by climate change.

Pulling out of the Paris climate agreement was not enough, an ex-aide to the U.S. president says on the eve of a summit in Brazil: "You have to potentially destroy it."

Successful candidates in Virginia, New Jersey and Georgia focused on high electricity bills at a time when utilities are struggling to keep up with data center demand.

A cross section of manufacturers and environmentalists raised objections to the agency's plan to repeal its greenhouse gas reporting rule.

The agency had suspended nearly all activity due to the government shutdown.

It's "unfortunate that this is the take-home message," one scientist said.

The deal avoids the EU ministers going empty-handed to the climate summit that starts Nov. 10.

Britain is “incredibly supportive” of the initiative pushed by COP’s Brazilian hosts — but won’t be stumping up public money.