The governor and Legislature made it harder to sue insurers in response to Florida’s teetering insurance market.

A letter signed by the economy minister has the center-left SPD up in arms.

The country “presents itself internationally as a champion of ambitious climate policy. The problem is that the state is not putting its words into action,” the plaintiffs' lawyer said.

The storm comes a week after Typhoon Bualoi tore through northern Vietnam, leaving at least 56 people dead.

The unannounced move came after President Donald Trump threatened to reduce FEMA aid, jarring emergency management professionals.

Jeffrey Lantz had long served as a U.S. envoy to the International Maritime Organization, which aims to cut shipping emissions.

Republicans in Congress have gone from trying to develop conservative solutions to climate change to all but ignoring the issue.

Researchers say marine heat waves could soon become more frequent in the future.

A judge ruled that FEMA should have considered options like installing solar panels for restoring the island's grid.

The program aims to cover additional expenses incurred by firms switching to cleaner processes.

Finance Minister Lars Klingbeil will present a draft law soon that will keep the existing tax exemption for EVs in place until 2035, said a spokesperson.

In the Illam district, whole villages were swept away by landslides. Rainfall was hampering rescue efforts.

Landslides destroyed homes and infrastructure and left hundreds of tourists stranded over the weekend in the Darjeeling region.

Stats from South Fork Wind's first year undermine the Energy secretary's assertions that offshore turbines don't operate well in the winter.

Millions of people a year visit the site run by the National Snow and Ice Data Center. It tracks changes to the world’s melting polar regions.

Two-thirds of climate-driven economic loss will result from increased heat reducing labor output under a worst-case scenario.

The U.S. must implement new policies to kick-start production of bio-based jet fuel, according to a paper from the National Bureau of Economic Research.

The research found that state rules requiring water and rest breaks when it’s hot address a wide range of dangers.

Researchers say a "planetary health diet" could help avert 15 million deaths every year.

About 43 percent of the 200 most damaging fires occurred in the last 10 years, according to researchers.