CO2: 427.49 ppmPresident Trump was blunt. Europe, he told the crowd, has squandered its inheritance.
Trump boasted of a “framework of a future deal” regarding U.S. access to Greenland for military purposes — access it already has under an existing agreement.
The president said the U.S. should have just kept the Danish territory after World War II and that Denmark was being “ungrateful” by not handing it over now.
A new study finds that warming temperatures are causing Antarctic penguins to breed earlier, threatening some species with extinction by century's end.
Changes happening at ‘record’ rate and could increase risk of ‘broad ecosystem collapse’ in polar region
Changing temperatures may be behind change in behaviour, which experts fear threatens three species’ survival
With many rivers and aquifers tapped beyond their limits, UN scientists say the world is entering an era of 'water bankruptcy.'
Water sources are being depleted faster than they can be restored, according to a new report from United Nations researchers.
Drought conditions threaten water supplies and could mean fire risks
Close family friend says Nico Antic had ‘devastating injuries’ and was fighting for his life after more than 60 hours in hospital
Spate of incidents involving sharks across Sydney and New South Wales have rattled even the most seasoned surfers and beachgoers
Man, 39, bitten by shark while surfing near a national park campground in New South Wales
Researchers say event described as ‘major tipping point’ for clean energy in era of destabilised politics
The rapidly expanding use of artificial intelligence worldwide is putting electrical grids under huge pressure and many believe that, to meet that need without contributing to the climate crisis, a full-scale expansion of nuclear energy is essential.
A federal judge has ruled that work on a Virginia offshore wind project could resume
Southern California Edison sued Los Angeles County, water agencies and two companies including SoCalGas on Friday, saying their mistakes contributed to the deadly and destructive toll of last year’s Eaton wildfire.
SoCal Edison says it expects to pay little or none of the billions of dollars in damages of the disastrous Eaton fire, which its equipment is suspected of igniting. A growing number of wildfire survivors say that’s not right.
Nancy Ward, the head of CalOES, left office on Dec. 30. She had publicly begged FEMA to test for toxic substances after the fires — then, according to an internal memo obtained by the L.A. Times, privately advocated against it.