The president wants to limit the scope of federal climate assessments, which will leave policymakers and the public unprepared to deal with the consequences of climate change.
Without federal policy supporting nuclear energy, we'll run out of time to decarbonize.
As conservative opinion shifts, lawmakers like Matt Gaetz and Lamar Alexander have put forward solutions that focus on "innovation" at the expense of regulation.
Though the vote is expected to be along party lines, the bill is more likely to gain the support of some Republicans than previous climate legislation.
Lo que me da esperanza es el activismo y trabajo colaborativo que he visto entre las mujeres jóvenes de diversos orígenes.
What gives me hope is the activism and collaborative work I've seen among young women from diverse backgrounds.
Environmentalists are concerned that Poland's declaration could be used as an excuse to continue burning coal.
Climate advocates respond to a Shell executive's claim that the oil giant influenced the text of the Paris Agreement.
Civil society says the Polish government is violating human rights and undermining the global climate negotiations by denying entry or deporting climate advocates.
A veteran climate finance expert explains the funding questions that could make or break the Paris rulebook.
There are concerns that the boost may be short-lived as populist governments shun climate aid.
This year's climate negotiations have been billed as the most important COP since Paris. Here's what that will look like—and why you should care.
Airlines are pushing for a global carbon market, but environmentalists say it won't be enough to prevent uncontrolled growth in aviation emissions.
The latest report from the IPCC finds that climate action is both urgent and possible. Political will might be in shorter supply.
The latest assessment paints a bleak picture of the future.
Even as some observers were struck by the dire forecast, many others say that this is nothing new—and that national leaders will ignore it anyway.
To solve the crisis, we'd have to slow growth. And no one wants to admit that.
The United Nations' highly anticipated climate science report is due out Monday, and it's unlikely to bring good news.
At an idyllic retreat in California, the architect of the Paris deal argues that it can.
Governor Jerry Brown signed legislation on Monday setting a goal of 100 percent renewable energy for the state by 2045.
There is no way to meet the goals of the Paris Agreement if California continues extracting oil and gas unabated.
When I talk about the climate process to the uninitiated, they always insist that there has to be a better way. The trouble is, there may not be.
A group of 10 families is taking the European Union to court in an attempt to get its member states to take more drastic action on climate change.
Europe talks a good game on climate, but its emissions rose last year—while in the U.S., despite the efforts of the Trump administration, emissions fell.
