Pledges are far short of the estimated $400 billion in losses developing countries face each year.

Federal ban builds on decisions by states like Oregon to fully or partially prohibit the use of M-44s to kill predators and other wildlife.

The question now is, will it work?

Allowing the liquidation of old-growth forests could set off another era of conflict between loggers and environmentalists in the Pacific Northwest.

Does being an effective agency mean selling more products or can it mean helping mitigate the climate emergency?

Under increasing climate pressures in Northeast India, monks and monasteries safeguard local lakes and forests.

Scientists are using tree rings to inform climate research, but old specimens are increasingly vulnerable in our warming world.

The breakthrough has been welcomed by experts — but it lacks specific emissions cuts or a commitment to phase out fossil fuels.

The moment has passed for assuming that bioenergy is an option for supporting climate stability.

Sewage waste is now being seen as a reliable heat source for millions of homes in the Netherlands.

The Winnemem Wintu Tribe and fish biologists have designed a groundbreaking salmon egg incubator that mimics the conditions of California’s McCloud River.

Global warming has yet to destroy The Netherlands, but it has already erased a key part of Dutch culture.

Nancy Mace and Marjorie Taylor Greene among those accused of hypocrisy over efforts to gut landmark Inflation Reduction Act.

Researchers say breeding colonies of seabird species, which are already facing multiple stressors, are most at risk.

The South American nation’s new national development plan lays out a shift from extraction and exploitation to sustainable agriculture.