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The mandate from the people: work on the environment.

In the race for more efficient buildings, the world is running in place, UN report finds.

American bison are back on the rise. The problem is, they don't respect fences.

The Pacific island nation becomes the second UN country to support the Fossil Fuel Non-Proliferation Treaty.

Advocates worry that Hurricane Fiona has made groundwater contamination even worse.

Democrats Mark Kelly and Catherine Cortez Masto fought for drought funding. They may both lose their seats.

If successful, this new crop of activists-turned-politicians could affect climate action from state to local levels. 

After dodging the issue for more than 30 years, wealthy nations face calls to address the “loss and damage” created by climate change at COP27.

The right to choose is at risk in the state's midterm elections. What does that mean for the residents of fracking country?

Climate change is on the ballot this week. Here are six races we’re watching.

Study shows 60% of plastics certified for home composting don’t break down.

Michigan, Minnesota, and Wisconsin have clean energy plans, but fossil-fuel-friendly candidates could undermine them.

Florida lacks a comprehensive policy to protect people locked in increasingly sweltering prisons without air conditioning.

“Let’s see the evidence.”

And nearly half have no plans to clean up their mess.

Amid the Russia-Ukraine war and an impending recession, climate negotiators will be trying to keep the world’s goal of 1.5 degrees Celsius in sight.

In Sisi’s Egypt, flashy green infrastructure, soaring debt, and 60,000 political prisoners.

Funds for climate resilience are “too little, too slow,” warns U.N. report.

Pressure to convert land for carbon removal puts Indigenous communities at risk.

Whalers from the 18th and 19th centuries are helping 21st Century scientists on climate change.