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How do the Democratic presidential hopefuls compare on their climate actions and promises to solve the crisis? With the debates coming, ICN analyzes their records. → Read More
The EPA concedes its new plan for regulating power plant emissions would be only a tiny fraction cleaner than having no regulation at all. → Read More
People are destroying the world’s natural wealth so fast that society must change radically to meet development goals, the UN says in a landmark scientific report. → Read More
Rapid transformation to clean energy seizes center stage and wins over some Democratic presidential hopefuls. → Read More
In their first House committee hearings since taking control, Democrats stressed the urgency of action on climate change. They still face long odds. → Read More
Some weather extremes are now 2-3 times more likely because of global warming, research shows. Several 2017 events would have been virtually impossible without it. → Read More
That agenda has left farmers ill-prepared to cope with effects of climate change—droughts, heat and storms—while neglecting a key climate solution. → Read More
By redefining the 'best system' to control climate pollution from power plants, EPA is reversing course to boost coal at the expense of people and planet. → Read More
Two old Virginia power plants already operate under federal emergency authority. They don't meet pollution standards, and one failed and has been offline for weeks. → Read More
What frightens environmental advocates is how far out of step conservative justices have been with science in the past. It showed in Massachusetts v. EPA. → Read More
The program's last environmental review was in 1979, before coal's impact on climate change was well understood. A court has rejected calls for a new review. → Read More
The idea that the power grid is so frail it’s become a national security crisis got little support from FERC commissioners testifying before Congress. → Read More
The proposed changes would downplay human health and climate benefits of environmental regulations in favor of cutting costs for polluting industries. → Read More
Limiting global warming to 2 degrees and not the more ambitious 1.5 degrees would put far more species at risk of extinction. Insects are especially vulnerable. → Read More
The new International Maritime Organization agreement to shrink shipping’s climate impact is a first. Island states facing sea level rise say it's still too weak. → Read More
A trove of documents shows the oil company’s scientists urged its leaders to heed the warnings. That could now play into lawsuits over global warming. → Read More
Weakening the CAFE auto standards could delay action on climate change for a generation — and launch a legal battle with California now. → Read More
The federal judge called Exxon's claim that its free speech rights were being violated by the state investigations 'a wild stretch of logic.' → Read More
FirstEnergy echoed Rick Perry’s ‘grid reliability' argument, saying its coal and nuclear plants can’t be allowed to lose out to cheaper renewables and natural gas. → Read More
The judge in the cities' lawsuit against fossil fuel companies has ordered the contrarians to reveal who paid for their research and any connections to the case. → Read More