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There is a misguided assumption that some companies are using carbon credits cynically.

It can trap 80 times as much heat as CO2 in the first 20 years after being emitted.

Clashes over the Israel-Hamas war show that, for the sake of American democracy, college students need to be taught how to disagree without fear or hatred.

Thomas Buberl, CEO of insurance giant AXA, sees business opportunities as the world grapples with the interconnected crises of climate, cybersecurity,...

The dominant “Magnificent Seven” stocks in S&P 500 may have some investors expecting that they’re “well exposed” to thematic growth in their portfolios,...

The effects of climate change are evident across every region of the U.S., but rapid and deep reduction in greenhouse gas emissions can limit future warming,...

Weather disasters motivate people and companies to buy more insurance. So demand is rising while capacity shrinks.

A youth panel discussion, "Displacement and Reimagining the American Dream," will be held Nov. 14 as a part of the E.N. Thompson Forum of World Issues 2023-2024 series.

After world leaders pledged to cut emissions to help the environment, nations are stepping up production of fossil fuels

Major drought hurting millions in Syria, Iraq and Iran wouldn’t have happened without human-caused climate change, study shows.