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On the eve of COP28, here's a cheat sheet on the climate terms expected to be bandied about, during dialogues and discussions

On the eve of COP28, the world is grappling with an environmental crisis compounded by an information crisis.

Pope Francis’ planned history-making trip to the latest global climate conference has been thwarted by illness. But his passionate advocacy for the environment still will be felt through his hot-off-the-press apostolic exhortation about the climate crisis. National Catholic Reporter’s environment correspondent Brian Roewe unpacks the pope’s new eco-document and explains how it

Expanding its global carbon removal and reduction initiatives, Respira adds the first direct air capture (DAC) project to its portfolio...

A recent study found one billion people are likely to die prematurely by the end of the century from climate change. Here are seven energy policies that could save their lives.

House Democrats on Wednesday elected Rep. Lori Trahan (D-Mass.) to join their official messaging arm, a seat that opened up last month when Rep. Dean Phillips (D-Minn.) stepped down from party leadership to challenge President Biden in the 2024 primary. Trahan, a third-term lawmaker who currently sits on the Democratic Steering and Policy Committee, defeated…

As parts of the country reach day 10 of a heatwave, it’s not hard to imagine that scientists are predicting that 2023 will be the hottest year in history – a clear reminder that the world is catapulting toward the dangerous 1.5°C threshold, and that extreme climate events (like heatwaves) are o...

This explainer looks at how El Niño stunts economies and what climatologists know about how climate change affects El Niño patterns.

From a stocktake of recent progress to proposals to reform climate financing, we take a look at the big issues likely to draw focus at COP28, opening this week in Dubai

A new Global United Nations for Climate Change to take on the urgent challenge we face.