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The National Academies of Sciences, Engineering and Medicine had been under pressure from Republican leaders, including President Trump.

In 32 of the countries included in a recent study, at least a quarter of the native butterfly species had moved to new areas.

The tech giant is investing in the natural-gas-burning power plant as part of a huge data center in Texas, even as it pledges to honor climate commitments.

The president’s push for data centers is driving a boom in gas-burning power plants. Texas is leading the way.

It was the fifth such deal struck by the administration to get companies to drop offshore wind projects.

Since April, the Defense Department has halted all military reviews for wind projects, stalling dozens of projects nationwide.

A die-off of seabirds has some experts thinking an El Niño weather pattern is to blame, a look at data centers and pollution, and more climate news.

A brutal summer has exposed how much pressure European countries are under from forces largely out of their grip: war in Iran and Ukraine, record heat and more.

An episode this week focuses on the dangerous effects of warming, without mentioning climate change.

Used to chronicling other people’s vacation disasters, a travel reporter faced the new normal on her own long-awaited family trip.

The funds have been frozen since early in President Trump’s second term.

Veterinarians are gingerly embracing the honeybee, a vital pollinator for agriculture but one that’s in increasing danger.

A changing climate is helping to fuel the growth of a gigantic blob of foul-smelling seaweed that has washed up in some coastal communities. Mexico is fighting back.

A new fund called the Phoenix Species Project will provide $200 million to help pull imperiled wildlife back from the brink of extinction.

President Trump said recreation in Bears Ears National Monument was virtually impossible. Documents reviewed by The New York Times show officials knew otherwise.

Ten U.S. states have legalized systems that can be plugged into standard wall outlets. The technology typically does not require permits or electricians.

For a few weeks in the summer, they emerge from underground and perform their aerial light show, hoping to find some action.

Kumamoto faces a “double disaster,” as rescuers work in 100 degree heat, and shelters with limited air-conditioning put displaced people at risk for heatstroke.

The Biden administration took steps to shield workers from extreme temperatures. The Trump administration is taking a gentler approach with employers.

Rising temperatures and more frequent heat waves have changed the feel of the season for today’s children, compared with their parents and grandparents.