More than “hope” or “optimism,” the climate movement needs joy.

The JP Morgan CEO has Things to Say about the temporary pause on new natural gas terminals. They’re not smart things.

How the car industry persuades people to buy the big cars they don’t need

Employees at the prominent environmental organization describe chaos, threats, and escalating conflict.

Endangered smalltooth sawfish are one of many species that have been seen spinning around and beaching themselves off the Florida Keys.

Jennifer Granholm has floated the idea of giving A.I. data centers their own nuclear power plant.

He’ll support aid for Ukraine, he hints, in return for undoing the pause on new natural gas export terminals.

Automakers can choose how they meet the standard. As long as their fleet as a whole is in compliance, they can keep making pretty much whatever cars they want.

If Atlantic Ocean currents break down, the Northern Hemisphere could face crop failures. So why isn’t there a plan for that?

The former president’s anti-E.V. vendetta is dangerous and violent, and rooted in prejudice that is alarmingly mainstream.

Driscoll’s is an empire—one that depends on genetic patents and large infusions of water and pesticides.

How one quick trick in 2012 changed the way America drives—and undermined its climate rules

Much like “covfefe” in 2017, the internet is converging on a story that feels safer than everything else that’s going on.

Stopping deforestation before it reaches a doom loop will require delicate international and domestic negotiation.

They don’t expect fossil fuels to be phased out anytime soon.

Congestion pricing will provoke backlash unless New Yorkers get better public transit now—not later.

A new report suggests climate change will hit some countries in the EU much harder than others.

Heat waves and floods are making Californian prisons increasingly unlivable. The state needs a better plan to address that.

News articles periodically claim the GOP is ready to fight global warming. Nope!

High-profile lawsuits have accused pesticides of causing cancer and Parkinson’s. But three states are now considering bills that would prevent these lawsuits.