Climate Change

Republicans In An Incredibly Hot State Are Trying To Block Protections For Outdoor Workers

“Someone is going to die as a result of this legislation," said one outdoor worker.
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SEC Finalizes Watered-Down Climate Disclosure Rules

The new rules require certain companies to report their direct emissions and climate risks, but not emissions tied to supply chains and consumers.
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1 Jaw-Dropping Stat Shows How Bad A Second Trump Presidency Would Be

A GOP victory in November could escalate climate pollution to the equivalent of the combined annual emissions of the European Union and Japan.
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For The First Time, Rich Countries Now Get Half Their Electricity From Zero-Carbon Energy

While global emissions hit a record in 2023, advanced economies’ climate pollution fell to 1973 levels.
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Texas Issues Disaster Declaration As Wildfires Explode Across The State

The largest blaze was spurred by fierce winds and scorched more than 200,000 acres in one day. It was 0% contained by Tuesday evening.
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Why We’re At Serious Risk Of Losing Coffee (And Other Foods We Love)

Celebrity chef Andrew Zimmern is asking you to save them.
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Extreme Winter Weather Has Put 90% Of This Country At 'High Risk'

So far this year upward of 2 million livestock animals have died, according to official statistics.
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National Archives Close After Protestors Throw Red Powder On U.S. Constitution

The agency is insisting that the protestors be "prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law."
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An Ex-Gun Industry Executive — And Democrat — Looks To Become Montana’s Next Governor

Ryan Busse is trying to pull off an upset win by painting his opponent, Republican Gov. Greg Gianforte, as a frontman for wealthy interests.
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Scientists Propose New Category 6 For Future Of Monster Hurricanes

“Record wind speeds will likely continue to be broken as the planet continues to warm,” the pair wrote in a new paper.
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