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Investing in green energy makes evironmental and economic sense, the UN chief said

EU Energy Crisis Is Going To Get Worse Before It Gets Better, And That Might Be A Good Thing

The EU energy crisis will continue to get worse in 2023, but high energy costs pose a unique opportunity for green energy to fill the gap.

Utah Coal Mine Remains On Fire Almost 3 Months Later

A coal mine fire in East Carbon, Utah is still burning after it initially caught fire in late September, wreaking havoc on the impoverished town surrounding it.

An Urgent Need To Begin Addressing Climate Change Displacement

The IPCC report approved by 195 nations shines a harsh spotlight on governments ditheringÂ in the face of mounting evidence that climate change is an existential crisis

It is critically important to treat the issue of climate-caused displacement with the urgency it deserves and to treat it as a full-blown crisis unto itself.

A U.S. Postal Service (USPS) truck is pictured in the Manhattan borough of New York City, New York, U.S., August 21, 2020.

US Postal Service To Deploy 66,000 Electric Vehicles By 2028, Climate Activists Rejoice

The USPS will deploy at least 66,000 electric vehicles by 2028, in a move to modernize one of the federal government's largest fleet of vehicles.

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Delegates attend the COP15 negotiations on nature and biodiversity in Montreal, December 12 2022

COP15 Targets 'Nature Positive' World By 2030, What It Means And Is It Possible?

COP15 is meeting on biodiversity protection in Montreal this week. The conference tagline is "Nature positive by 2030," but what is "nature positive?"

Top Miner Presents Three Scenarios For Global Economy, Climate Change Through 2050

"The climate change agenda remains highly relevant to us," Nornickel's vice president for investor relations and sustainable development Vladimir Zhukov said.

The crucial COP15 meeting comes as scientists warn the world is potentially facing its sixth mass extinction event

UN's 'Last Chance' Climate Talks To Preserve Biodiversity Under Way In Montreal

The COP15 biodiversity conference started in Montreal on Wednesday, with many urging for more nature protection to safeguard the world's future.

Firefighters warm up their boat's engine before heading up Troublesome Creek on July 29, 2022 to rescue people stranded by flooding in Kentucky

Pew Poll Shows Few Religious Americans Believe Climate Change Is A Real Problem

A survey from the Pew Research Center found that highly religious Americans are less likely to consider climate change a real problem.

The Joe Redington Sr. Memorial Trail, named for the homesteader who was the "Father of the Iditarod," is a ribbon of ice, with some spots of bare pavement, in Wasilla, Alaska, U.S., February 25, 2022. Winter rains, which are increasing in frequency as the

Native American Tribes Threatened By Climate Change To Receive $115M To Relocate

The government is giving three Native American tribes $25 million each to relocate because of climate change. Eight others are getting $5 million each to plan.

Prince William Addresses Earthshot Prize Innovation Summit 2022

What Are Earthshot Prize Awards? Kate Middleton, Prince William At Star-Studded Boston Event

The Earthshot Prize awards will be in Boston on Friday. Prince William and Kate Middleton are presenting and other stars will perform and attend.

Researcher Keith Larson tracks the thawing of the permafrost which worries scientists because carbon stores, long locked in the permafrost, are now seeping out

Zombie Virus Revived After Being Frozen For 48,500 Years; Causes Health Concerns

Scientists said the microbe's capability of infecting cells despite being trapped for thousands of years is causing concerns about "zombie viruses."

Wet Or Dry Pet Food? One Of Them Could Be Worse For The Environment

Wet diets have a "significantly greater impact on the environment," the researchers found.

Climate Change News: Rich Nations To Pay Developing Nations For Economic Losses From Extreme Weather

The COP27 climate talks have created a new fund to compensate developing countries that have experienced damages due to extreme weather.

Climate activists protest outside the Sharm el-Sheikh International Convention Centre during the COP27 climate conference in Egypt on Thursday

Climate Damage Offer Brings New Optimism At End Of COP27

The European Union backed an initiative Thursday night that would create a "broad donor base" to a fund that would aid countries vulnerable to climate change.

Tuvalu's Foreign Minister Simon Kofe gives a COP26 statement while standing in the ocean in this handout picture taken in Funafuti, Tuvalu, November 8, 2021. Picture taken November 8, 2021. Ministry of Justice, Communication and Foreign Affairs Tuvalu Gov

Metaverse Nation: This Country Will Become The First To Upload Itself Completely Online

Simon Kofe urged the COP27 attendees that Tuvalu can be saved from taking the unimaginable step of existing only digitally if countries join hands to slow down climate change.

Apples are displayed for sale at the produce area as customers browse grocery store shelves inside Kroger Co.'s Ralphs supermarket amid fears of the global growth of coronavirus cases, in Los Angeles

Climate Change Could Make Food Inflation A Permanent Problem

Food inflation may never actually go away.

Pakistani internally displaced people at a medical camp in Sindh province -- worst-hit by the catastrophic flooding which put a third of Pakistan under water -- on September 27, 2022

Pakistan Asks For Climate Reparations In Response To 'Apocalyptic' Floods

During the COP27 climate conference, Pakistan's Foreign Minister Zardari said the country experienced $30 billion in damage after devastating flooding.

A view shows the site of a deadly collapse of parts of a mountain glacier in the Italian Alps amid record temperatures, at Marmolada ridge, Italy July 5, 2022.

World Glaciers Are 'Condemned To Disappear', UNESCO Study Finds

UNESCO released a study Thursday detailing the effect of greenhouse gasses on the planet. The study finds that the globe's 18,600 glaciers are in grave danger.

COP27 officials urged governments to keep up efforts to combat climate change despite the economic challenges created by Russia's war on Ukraine

Climate Change News: UN Leader Says Situation Has Reached The 'Point Of No Return'

Leaders around the globe are gathering for the COP27 conference in Egypt. Many expressed alarm at the severity of climate change and some leaders disagreed on rich nation's approach to curb the devastation.

Haven of the wild: Snow-capped Mount Kilimanjaro looks down on the sanctuary

Glaciers Worldwide, Including Kilimanjaro, Yellowstone, Yosemite, To Melt By 2050: UN

A UN report on Wednesday found some of the world's most famous glaciers will disappear by 2050 because of human-climate change.

Macaws sit on a tree at the Amazon rainforest in Manaus

Climate Change News: What Lula's Election Victory Means For The Amazon, Environment

Brazilians voted to elect Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva as President on Sunday in a decision that could substantially impact the health of the largest rainforest in the world following mass deforestation under Bolsanaro.

Big Oil Profits Soar Amid Lawsuit Claims of Exacerbating Climate Change

ExxonMobil, Shell, and other large oil companies are coming under fire for spiking profit margins, greenhouse gas emissions, and premarket stock trading.