Emissions

The former secretary of state weighed in predictions of what a second Trump term could mean for the world.

Researchers initiated a new study to understand these changing weather patterns that appear to be becoming more extreme.

The United States accounts for 17 percent of sulfuryl fluoride emissions and the new study found that this amount actually stems to a few areas in California.

The emissions offset market is attracting private investment as firms eye the increasing demand for carbon credits.

A public benefit corporation has secured $14 million in private financing to regenerate 100 million hectares of land.

Some cows actually produce 14 percent less methane than others, but they still produce just as much milk, a new study found.

Smoke, steam, and particulate pollution produced by industry have been influencing Pacific sea temperatures and so reducing rainfall.

Wyoming Gov. Mark Gordon recently advocated for reducing his state's carbon emissions.

Newsweek spoke with Evelyn Wang, the head of the Department of Energy's ARPA-E, about new innovations toward clean energy and reducing carbon emissions.

When it comes to China—or any adversary—gas is a zero-sum game.

Although we all need to play our part to create a safer and cleaner environment, governments, NGOs, and philanthropic institutions play a unique role in driving and enacting substantive change.

The Department of Energy recently came out with new proposed energy standards for ceiling fans, including those used in households.

It is no coincidence that those disproportionately impacted by climate change are the same people bearing the brunt of other crises fueled by corporate greed.

Despite the deaths and explosions, banks continue to fund LNG with over 25 export projects being proposed in the U.S. Gulf alone.

Harry's big climate change project recently began "an incredibly exciting" new era, but he was not mentioned in publicity.

To ensure our lawmakers meet the moment, environmental leaders should direct significantly more resources to climate advocacy and political organizing.

By producing energy in America, we can reduce global emissions.

The demonstrator hit out at "woke-ass punks" and shouted, "Give us pizza, or give us death!"

"The uncontrolled release of natural gas is an environmental disaster," scientist Stefan Green said of the Darvaza crater, Turkmenistan's "Gateway to Hell."

Hopefully, the Biden administration will heed the lessons of the past and prevent another American industry from losing its grip to China.

Forty-one percent of U.S. adults would not buy one, according to a recent poll—suggesting a sizeable minority are against a key part of Biden's green agenda.

We'll never see the bold moves we need from the United States and other world leaders if fossil fuel interests continue to co-opt climate policy from the inside out.

Genetically engineered Dreamo algae can counteract the exhaust of thousands of Civic sedans

"Everything about billionaires is damaging to the environment," Beatriz Barros, an environmental justice researcher at Indiana University, told Newsweek.

A new California community will be the experimentation grounds for a connected all-electric community.

Electric vehicles will only take over when innovation has made them better and cheaper than gas-powered cars.

To mine new bitcoin, a computer has to solve a cryptographic puzzle, which uses up a large amount of electricity.

We need the world's help in dealing with this very real and very present threat. Otherwise, the Cradle of Civilization will become known as the Cauldron of Climate Change.

These lakes form because warm temperatures in the Arctic are melting the permafrost.

Ongoing changes in consumer behavior are further exacerbating traffic, especially in cities.