From torrential rain to overwhelming tides, this year’s growing El Niño could make for a warmer, wetter, and weirder winter.

With few sweeping commitments expected, negotiators will tackle unfinished business on climate finance, fossil fuels, and the ...

Groups are pushing to drain the lake entirely to reveal its long-submerged rock arches and spires and allow wildlife along ...

It’s cranberry season in southeastern Massachusetts. At bogs throughout the region, growers are collecting the ruby-red ...

Democrats swept Congress and won in the states. Here are the races that matter most for decarbonization, disasters, and data ...

Public nuisance lawsuits are testing whether companies can be held responsible for pollution after their products are sold.

So when she first heard about an initiative to limit Michigan utilities’ influence in political campaigns, she immediately ...

Swept in on the blue wave, new commissioners plan to tackle power bills, clean energy, and data center accountability.

An estimated 1.15 million peat fires are burning, smothering one of the world's most populated countries in smoke.

Globally, glaciers are often lumped into one narrative of loss. These three stories show how they can still surprise us.

The cuts, compounded by the rollback of Inflation Reduction Act grants, deepen decades of federal underinvestment in Indian ...

Lula’s reelection kept an ally in the presidency, but a rightward shift in Congress leaves Indigenous leaders facing more ...