Yishan Wong offers a subscription-based model where individuals can fund reforestation for the monthly cost of a streaming service.

The Net-Zero Banking Alliance suffered a blow as its biggest members walked out after President Donald Trump's reelection.

The partially built wind farm in the Atlantic is delivering power from 17 turbines to Massachusetts.

The Trump administration canceled infrastructure law funding for 10 hubs that aimed to suck carbon dioxide from the skies.

The agency is working to extend by six years a deadline to phase out hydrofluorocarbons.

U.S. consumers raced to buy electric vehicles before a $7,500 tax credit expired on Sept. 30.

Electric vehicles are key to Colorado’s climate targets. Gov. Jared Polis (D) told potential EV buyers: "Get out there right now."

Kemi Badenoch promises to ditch the U.K.’s flagship climate law if her party gets back into government.

The Tropical Forest Forever Facility, which would pay countries to protect forest, is lagging in efforts to reach its $125 billion goal.

The pension fund says it plans at least $35 billion in impact investments in total, including for climate solutions and addressing biodiversity.

Even in Europe, environmental, social and governance investments have encountered headwinds.

The Trump administration had tried to eviscerate climate offices before the shutdown. Now, the cuts are deeper.

A data center development known as Project Washington could use twice as much electricity as is consumed by every home in the state.

The prominent climate scientist known for tangling with conservatives retains two other positions with the University of Pennsylvania, including as a professor.

DOJ wants to stop Michigan from suing the oil industry over climate change before the state actually goes to court.

The Department of Transportation had funding for the University of California, Davis, in a wider purge of climate and diversity efforts.

“If they don’t listen to us, they’re going to face some harsh realities,” says the GMB union chief.

There was no structural damage to homes and no injuries were reported, according the city of Rancho Palos Verdes' website.

The shrinkage is the fourth-largest after those in 2022, 2023 and back in 2003.

A European Central Bank board member said lenders “are emerging as industry leaders” in managing sustainable funds and green bonds.