Enviro.News

The world’s two biggest polluters were not invited to speak at a United Nations meeting designed to highlight effective action against warming.

Plus how rap is written today.

The former New York City mayor is spending some of his wealth to try to block the construction of petrochemical plants. But this fight may be tougher than his earlier efforts to close coal-burning power plants.

The head of the Wildlife Conservation Society makes a case for the High Seas Treaty, which would protect ocean biodiversity and more.

In the United States, smoke from wildfires is undoing progress from the Clean Air Act. In poorer countries, the situation is even worse.

An international pilot program is helping cities to identify and pinpoint high risk locations where cyclists and light-mobility users are likely to have collisions.

The artist speaks about his love of spiders, the flip side of sustainability and more.

As efforts to control climate change are on the rise across the globe, the challenges are steeper than ever.

Prime Minister Rishi Sunak said he would delay a ban on the sale of new gas- and diesel-only cars, among other measures, sparking division in his own party.

Participants in The New York Times Climate Forward event sum up their views on the response to the crisis — and the challenges for young people.

Space-based solar power, once a topic for science fiction, is gaining interest.

Leagues, teams and stadiums are working to embrace sustainable practices, fight the effects of climate change and inspire fans to do the same.

The environmental risks to railroads are rising, but the measures to reduce the danger will be costly.

The New York Times Climate Forward event will include speakers who are working on everything from new grain technologies to protecting native species.

Thousands of people from around the world responded to the invitation, sharing their sightings with scientists at the Cornell Lab of Ornithology.

Governments are weighing both regulations and incentives to cut emissions and energy use in new construction.

On a visit to announce the finalists of the Earthshot Prize, the prince made a stop to learn about efforts to grow oysters in New York Harbor.

As oceans warm, pathogenic bacteria are turning up more frequently in northern regions, scientists say.

The White House plans to create an “American Climate Corps” that would train thousands of young people for green jobs.

Labor leaders worry that some federal incentives for renewable energy do not come with strict standards on pay. In Maine, they added their own.