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Rich country governments claim the high moral ground on climate action. But many deny their far greater responsibility for both historic and contemporary greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, once acknowledged by the Kyoto Protocol. Climate injustice Worse, responsibility has not been matched by commensurate efforts, especially by the largest rich economies in the G7, which dominates the G20. Its continued control of international economic resources and policymaking blocks progress on climate justice.

Senate Democrats are submitting language for parliamentarian review, a significant step in crafting a new budget reconciliation spending bill.

Dr. Larry Lazor, a West Hartford resident and an OB/GYN at Hartford Hospital, challenging U.S. Rep. John Larson, believes this year in particular however could be a real chance for the Republican Party to make inroads across the country.

As the world struggled with the effects of the 1973 oil crisis, finance ministers from six of the world’s leading economies — France, Germany, Italy, Japan, the UK and the US — formalized their cooperation amid the instability they were experiencing. Disruptions to energy supplies had led to widespread job losses, soaring inflation and collapsing trade. Meeting in the French

"It's less consequential for the Biden administration than it might appear," said Sen. Sheldon Whitehouse (D-R.I.) about the West Virginia v. EPA ruling.

Madrid - NATO leaders concluded their three-day meeting in Madrid Thursday with the Western security alliance strengthening its defense against Russian

The Partnership for Global Infrastructure and Investment launched by G7 leaders during their just-concluded summit in the Bavarian Alps, Germany, has become an instant laughing stock for its empty rhetoric and its bid to "counter" the China-led Belt and Road Initiative.

The Partnership for Global Infrastructure and Investment launched by G7 leaders during their just-concluded summit in the Bavarian Alps, Germany, has become an instant laughing stock for its empty rhetoric and its bid to "counter" the China-led Belt and Road Initiative.

Alliance invites Finland and Sweden to join, warns of threats from China and Russia

The Supreme Court has said the E.P.A. can’t broadly regulate greenhouse gas emissions from power plants. We look at what it means.