Climate

Watch: Sweden is Turning Food Waste Into Fuel and Fertilizer

By Andrew D. Johnson

Americans Grapple With a Wild Week of Weather

By Associated Press

Heat-Related Deaths Drastically Rose Since 1999

By Chantelle Lee

Hone Swirls Past Hawaii's Main Islands

By ENNIFER SINCO KELLEHER and JULIE WALKER / Associated Press
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Solar Power Alone Won't Save Us

Humanity's use of the green energy continues to break record after record. But it won't be enough to avert runaway climate change.

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Where Tropical Storm Hone Is Headed

Meteorologists have warned of potential overflowing streams and property damage due to the increased rainfall.

By Solcyré Burga

World's 'Largest Solar Precinct' Approved by Australian Government

The ambitious plan involves building a massive solar farm in northern Australia that would transmit energy by submarine cable to Singapore.

By KEIRAN SMITH / AP

How Climate Disasters Are Making Food Expensive Everywhere

Food can be more climate resilient. But we have to work together, writes Himanshu Gupta.

By  Himanshu Gupta 

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By Sanya Mansoor

See Tropical Storm Ernesto's Expected Path

Ernesto has been downgraded from a hurricane to a tropical storm after hitting Bermuda with heavy winds and storms.

By TIME Staff

Puerto Rico Cancels Classes, Activates National Guard as Tropical Storm Ernesto Approaches

Puerto Rico activated the National Guard and canceled the start of classes in public schools as Tropical Storm Ernesto approaches.

By DÁNICA COTO / AP

U.S. Government Asks For Consumer Help on Solar Scams

Three agencies are working together to warn customers about solar scams

By Alana Semuels

How Copenhagen Is Incentivizing Tourists to Offset Their Climate Impact

Tourists visiting Copenhagen can claim rewards in exchange for taking part in climate-friendly initiatives.

By Astha Rajvanshi

See Tropical Storm Debby's Projected Path

Now downgraded to a Tropical Storm, Debby is slow-moving, but still impactful.

By Solcyré Burga and Rebecca Schneid

Tim Walz's Other Skill: Climate Communications

Minnesota's governor has successfully implemented a range of climate policies—and knows how to talk

By Justin Worland

China's Reach Into Global Fishing Waters

Through local partnerships and legal loopholes, China is dominating not just the high seas—but also the national waters of poorer nations.

By Ian Urbina, Pete McKenzie and Milko Schvartzman

How to Avoid A Climate Backlash

The energy transition hangs in the balance, as green policies fuel right-wing politics

By Justin Worland/ Green Charter Township, Mich.

Harris Climate Record Draws Young Voters, Trump Attacks

It didn’t take long for climate groups, often stringent in their policy demands, to get behind Harris’s bid to succeed her boss.

By Justin Worland

Can 'Green Market Makers' Speed up Clean Tech?

Connecting supply with demand is easier said than done. Can for-profit 'market makers' bridge the divide?

By Justin Worland

A Big Solar Company May Be Collapsing

SunPower, of the nation's leading solar installers, is no longer selling leases.

By Alana Semuels
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