Three years after a federally funded move, Indigenous residents of Louisiana’s Isle de Jean Charles report broken homes — and promises.

Rats are increasing in numbers across the world. Be it Toronto, London, Washington, Amsterdam or any other place. Scientists ...

CLIMATE is our biggest war,” Ana Toni, the chief executive of the Cop30 United Nations climate summit, argued in ...

Hotspots of water scarcity could emerge by the 2020s and 2030s across the Mediterranean, southern Africa and North America, ...

It was first envisioned in 2005 when the Army Corps and the Santa Clara Valley Water District began planning. Former Sen.

The Nature Conservancy Chief Scientist Katharine Hayhoe sits down for an exclusive interview with Newsweek during New York City Climate Week 2025.

A model study now explores how carbon pricing with redistribution can help the energy transition and the climate worldwide, ...

The housing crisis is not a result of declining birth rates, but rather the unaffordable cost of housing, which is driving people to delay marriage and having children, and forcing workers to live ...

Researchers assessed future urban heat exposure and adaptive capacity in 1,563 major cities worldwide, using high-resolution ...

Experts say China's new 2035 goal to cut emissions by 7-10% from "peak levels" does not fully reflect its expansion of clean ...

By 2100, today's developed countries could be pushed further into an unprecedented type of poverty, a study from University ...

Nearly a quarter of the global GDP per capita could be lost by 2100 compared to a "no further warming" baseline, if climate ...