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Getting rid of gas engines at Autopia is a great start. Hopefully the ride's next sponsor will be a true climate champion.

The eclipse’s sun-shrouding effect triggered an array of unusual impacts on nature and infrastructure.

Zambia, like its southern African neighbors, depends on rain for its food, energy and economy. But it hasn’t gotten enough this year, and likely won’t in the future, a victim of a climate crisis it didn’t cause.

Environmental advocates threaten to sue within weeks if Charleston Water does not present a plan to prevent hundreds of wastewater overflows.

You can probably guess how it went.

"As a shareholder, I’m worried the company’s brand value, which directly affects sales and the stock price, could be hit hard by lawsuits on false advertising.”

A number of states are looking to regulate or ban lab-grown cell-cultured meat.

EV dealers right here in Minnesota are using different strategies to convince prospective EV buyers of different political affiliations.

In the historic Africatown community, residents say an asphalt plant has turned life on Chin Street into a living hell for 25 years. When the state’s Department of Environmental Management held a hearing in February to consider a permit renewal, they saw an opportunity.

A day before the transportation secretary’s visit, state officials announced a plan to offer “protesting” community members a buyout. Residents called the offer a slap in the face.