Thousands of people are going to the E.R. amid record-breaking heat waves. But Republicans don’t think this is a real emergency.

Exxon released an ad earlier this month that could signal a public rift between two industries that have spent a century working side by side.

A new bill signed by DeSantis last month comes after significant financial support from the nation’s biggest phosphate producer for Florida Republicans.

News outlets are reporting on record-setting temperatures—but telling us little else about this catastrophic inferno we’re living (and dying) through.

After years of failed promises on transit, Silicon Valley is loading cars with new technologies to get a cut of the profits—and to collect data on us.

Ted Cruz and his Republican colleagues want to defund efforts to stop climate change, even as their constituents suffer.

The floods that hit the state this week were intense—but spending after Hurricane Irene helped to keep a total catastrophe at bay.

It’s long past time for adults with real power to force change to join the climate movement.

Some regional gas stations have inspired fanatic consumer loyalty—but are facing a monumental shift in business and customer experience with the rise of electric vehicles.

Mass transit is essential to reaching America’s climate goals—but moving away from gas-powered cars risks depriving it of crucial funding.

The green giant is doing battle with its employees’ union following a major shake-up in May.

Last week’s rulings have real ramifications for how the government could help vulnerable communities moving forward.

Experts predict things will only get worse from here.

For years, advocates have refused to consider the possibility that geoengineering to slow climate change could be an option on the table. But we may be at a point where its use is inevitable.

Trump once used the promise of an electric future to further his own political gains—while leaving Ohio workers in the lurch.

The organizing and outrage over inmate heat deaths is reaching a crescendo this summer.

A new bill rolls back city-level rights for workers to take breaks during hot days—as Texas swelters through a punishing heat wave.

A new report sheds light on state-level legislative attacks on the right’s newfound obsession.

Two Ohio politicians will be sentenced to potentially years in prison this week for their role in a scandal to prop up failing forms of energy. Somehow, Ohioans are still paying those bills.

To fight an offshore wind project, the county has hired a law firm with extensive ties to a national right-wing legal movement determined to put a halt to climate policy.