An analysis said the weather conditions were about 30 percent more intense compared with the preindustrial era.

Nearly 40 percent of the state is in drought, and any errant spark threatens to race across a landscape ready to ignite.

Experts say rainfall has been declining for decades in a country devastated by 14 years of war.

The country's disaster preparedness is in tatters as climate funding pledges from advanced countries and donor agencies fail to materialize.

A new crypto venture whose largest shareholders include President Donald Trump’s sons disclosed to investors that rising temperatures “pose a threat” to its operations, in contrast to the family’s rejections of climate change.

The scientific organization is funding the review as the Trump administration attempts to revoke the endangerment finding.

Advocates hope the decision will encourage U.S. pension funds to scrutinize their own ties to the global asset manager.

A judge stopped state officials from being able to impose penalties of up to $10,000 for violating the Republican-led measure.

Developing countries mostly will have to rely on their own budgets or help from other nations to prepare for climate impacts, a report says.

Air regulators offered guidance ahead of a climate disclosure law for corporations with at least $500 million in global revenue.

The country also said the EU should set up an independent body to act as a central bank for the carbon market to safeguard its integrity.

Secretary-General António Guterres hailed the nation commemorating the 50th anniversary of its independence from Australia.

The project was inspired by Francis’ 2015 encyclical “Laudato Si” (Praised Be), which cast care for the planet as an existential moral concern.

A court ruling Tuesday could mean the end for a $20 billion fund that was meant to bring renewable energy to low-income communities.

Anne Hawkins once led an activist group that challenged offshore wind projects. She now will serve as NOAA's chief of strategy.

The last two weeks have plunged the industry into crisis, as President Donald Trump cuts funding, revokes permits and stops projects.

The legal move marks a new phase of President Donald Trump's effort to exert control over state environmental statutes.

Cruise Lines International says the levy would impose “massive, novel, and unconstitutional fees” on passengers.

FEMA has lost nearly 10 percent of its staff since the start of the year. The Army Corps of Engineers has seen a similar drop.

The group of 85 scientists also say the process of crafting the report seemed to run afoul of the Federal Advisory Committee Act.