$1 Trillion Infrastructure Bill Pours Money Into Long-Delayed Needs
WASHINGTON — Amtrak would see its biggest infusion of money since its inception a half-century ago. Climate resilience programs would receive their largest
Don’t tar all men with the climate crisis brush | Letters
With reference to Lucy Ellmann’s starkly eloquent letter (We should blame men for the climate crisis, 29 July), I have spent 30 years
Four key environmental battlegrounds on the agenda as Australia’s parliament resumes | Australian politics
Several heavily contested climate and environment policies remain unresolved as federal parliament returns on Tuesday, and may again be the focus of debate
Wildfire fighters advance against biggest US blaze amid dire warnings | Climate crisis in the American west
Firefighters made progress battling some of the largest fires burning across the west, but dangers of flare-ups and new ignitions remain amid hot,
The Death Toll Continues to Rise Following Flooding in China
Officials in China announced that the number of people who died in recent floods in central China has increased to 302, more than
Climate crisis: Siberian heatwave led to new methane emissions, study says | Climate change
The Siberian heatwave of 2020 led to new methane emissions from the permafrost, according to research. Emissions of the potent greenhouse gas are
What the Infrastructure Bill Does About Climate Change
As the United States staggers through another year of devastating wildfires, drought, storms and other calamities, the infrastructure bill before Congress would pour
Is remote working better for the environment? Not necessarily | Environment
Stacy Kauk was finalizing Shopify’s 2019 sustainability report when the pandemic forced the company into remote work. “I kind of stopped in my
Aerial footage of Pescara wildfire as residents and tourists evacuated – video | World news
At least five people were wounded and holidaymakers evacuated after wildfires devastated a pine wood near a beach in Pescara, Italy, as one
Queen Guitarist’s Flooded London Basement Foretells a Climate Under Pressure
LONDON — Brian May is best known as the songwriter and guitar god who backed Freddie Mercury in the British band Queen. He