Miners in the Democratic Republic of Congo face few protections in the global rush for metals for the energy transition—as well as a toxic legacy from a previous rush to mine for nuclear weapons.

The phrase “climate dread” better legitimizes the real and tangible threat coming toward us.

Montana wasn’t prepared to face climate science on trial.

A year since its passage, the green spending law seems to be succeeding on its own terms. But is it fun enough to woo voters?

As the public sours on the ruling Tories, Conservative Prime Minister Rishi Sunak is making a last-ditch attempt to vilify the Labour Party as “anti-motorist.”

Industry-friendly climate hawks have turned on Big Oil, but still hold out some hope for change. Here’s why they shouldn’t.

“We knew this would happen, but the difference is that we thought it would be a little bit later.”

Can we learn to think fast enough to survive our dangerously hot world?

One of the state’s most powerful new climate tools could have ripple effects that go far beyond its borders.

What’s alarming about this year’s bleaching event is just how quickly the corals died.

There’s ample fodder for both optimism and pessimism on climate—but all that matters is what we do.

It remains the most useful social media platform during a climate crisis. But its days seem numbered.

Why isn’t Joe Biden talking more about the fossil fuel companies behind this summer’s deadly heat?

How will our hotter world affect our intimacy?

The oil lobby’s whining this earnings season follows a familiar pattern: Blame Biden.

The higher the “wet bulb temperature” is, the harder it is for our sweat to cool us down.

The U.S. could be letting fossil-fuel-friendly states oversee the build-out of key emissions-cutting infrastructure.

The time is ripe for Alex Epstein’s particular brand of fossil fuel boosterism to become the GOP’s mainstream climate talking point.

Why doesn’t the federal government recognize that this extreme weather is a catastrophe?

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.