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Governments worldwide are seeking guidance from international courts to determine who bears responsibility for our changing climate.

Age readers react to further disclosures of changes in the environment.

If the Air Force really wanted to protect Americans, it would get rid of land-based ICBMs, not spend billions of dollars on new ones.

The expansion of biofuel production in the U.S. Midwest raises questions about sustainability, its effects on climate change and could exacerbate economic inequities among small farmers.

SAN FRANCISCO (KRON) — There’s a small percentage of California drivers who put a lot of miles on their old, highly-polluting, gas-guzzling cars. Many of these gasoline “superusers” are low-income and can’t afford to buy a low-emission vehicle, state political leaders said. A new bill introduced by Assemblymember Phil Ting (D- San Francisco) would help […]

State scientists warn of gas price impacts to the Low Carbon Fuel Standard, which regulators will vote on this year

A wave of executive resignations has spurred recruitment at nonprofits that work on climate, conservation and endangered species.

Attorneys say new precedent broadens how Californians can modify trusts without as much worry that legal red tape will hinder their wishes from being carried out

Todays writers are Edward Frank and Luann Fyock of Fort Wayne and Craig Cox of Taxpayers for Common Sense

Proposal focuses on technique that fills atmosphere with particles, reflecting part of sun’s heat and light back into space