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Negotiators at last month’s climate talks finally settled on rules governing the international trade of carbon offsets.

Negotiators at last month’s climate talks finally settled on rules governing the international trade of carbon offsets.

U.S. solar installations are projected to fall by a quarter in 2022 as supply chain constraints drive up prices and delay projects.

A new vulnerability in widely used computer software has lit a fire under the nation's cybersecurity defenders. Learn more.

In the final overtime moments of the Glasgow summit on climate change, diplomats approved rules for an international carbon market that promises to enlarge corporate efforts to reach net zero by 2050.

The auto industry's top executives are largely confident that carmakers will continue to rake in profits as they shift sales to electric vehicles.

The nation's rural electric cooperatives are facing "alarming" shortages and delays in getting vital power grid equipment because of global supply chain bottlenecks.

California officials are planning to rank extreme heat waves by their potential danger, a first-in-the-nation move following hundreds of deaths tied to a growing climate change peril.

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The U.S. frequently cites fear of liability to explain why it has been reluctant to support creating a new international fund for climate victims.