Articles Tagged with ''climate change''

Some big polluters were allowed to estimate their emissions using methods the government knew were often unreliable.

Warming of more than 2 degrees Celsius (3.6 degrees Fahrenheit) would make many low-lying islands uninhabitable and swamp millions of square miles of coastal regions around the world.

With this decision, Texas is expected to see faster permitting, increased investment in CCS technologies, and greater autonomy in environmental oversight. 

As the world converges on Belém, Brazil for the 30th United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP30), host nation ambitions for urban climate resilience are coming into sharp relief.

With the Copiapó project, Atlas continues to prove that large-scale renewable energy isn’t just possible, it’s already powering the industries of tomorrow.

A new report reveals a sharp rise in water use by the region’s fracking industry

The scorecard paints a sobering picture: U.S. utilities are not just stalling on climate progress — they’re moving backward.

The new initiative includes opening 13.1 million acres of federal land for mining.

With the EPA’s public comment period set at 47 days post-publication in the Federal Register, stakeholders now have a narrow window to push back.

A San Rafael startup proposed a sci-fi solution to raise areas facing the twin threats of land subsidence and sea level rise. Some officials and experts are skeptical.