Trump has 'repeatedly expressed interest' in buying Greenland for the US
President Donald Trump has "repeatedly expressed interest" in buying Greenland with "varying degrees of seriousness," according to a new report.
Greta Thunberg: No company on Earth has good climate change policy now
Many billion-dollar companies are trying to fight climate change, from banning plastic to donating part of their sales to the Earth's conservation.
3 climate change experts on why they're saving for retirement
Three climate change experts told us why they're still saving for retirement despite gloomy prospects for the planet.
UN report: Our food system plays a big role in climate crisis
Changing the way we farm and manage land could counteract rising greenhouse-gas emissions, according to the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change.
The UK confirmed its hottest temperature in history after a blistering heatwave scorched Europe
The UK's national weather service confirmed that temperatures reached 38.7 degrees Celsius (101.6 degrees Fahrenheit) in Cambridge on July 25.
Hottest June ever recorded in Earth's history was last month
A severe heat wave ravaged Europe last month during what was the hottest June ever recorded, according to a European satellite agency.
CapitalG founder Scott Tierney lands $175 million for investment fund
CapitalG founder Scott Tierney was inspired by Google's environmental initiatives and left to start his own sustainability-focused venture fund.
Trump administration said to be stepping up war versus climate science
President Donald Trump reportedly wants to cut out certain sections from a government-funded report estimating the worst effects of climate change.
US cities and their landmarks could be underwater by 2100: photos
As the planet and its oceans warm, sea-levels around the world are rising. By 2100, US cities like San Francisco and New York could be underwater.
Amazon shareholder meeting swarmed by protestors in colorful outfits
Amazon is a controversial company — as proven by the interesting kinds of protestors at the company's annual shareholders meeting on Wednesday.
People dressed as poop emojis and other protesters are swarming Amazon's annual shareholder meeting in Seattle
Amazon is a controversial company — as proven by the interesting kinds of protestors at the company's annual shareholders meeting on Wednesday.
Sea-level rise from melting ice could swamp New York and Shanghai
Scientists have underestimated how much sea levels will rise by 2100. A new study shows that oceans could rise by 6.5 feet, swamping coastal cities.
Silicon Valleys largest city is sounding the alarm about a drinking water crisis that no one knows how to fix
A combination of drought and sea level rise has led to excess salt in San Jose's drinking water.
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez slams Joe Biden on climate change
"We're not going to solve the climate crisis w/ this lack of leadership. Our kids' lives are at stake," the Bronx native tweeted.
Why Patagonia is promoting regenerative organic agriculture
Patagonia CEO Rose Marcario is pushing for more companies to adopt regenerative organic agriculture.
17 signs we're in the middle of a 6th mass extinction
Earth is in the midst of a sixth mass extinction, thanks to climate change and human-driven habitat destruction.
Up to 1 million species at risk of extinction, says upcoming report
The AFP has obtained an early draft of a United Nations report that suggests up to a million species are at risk of extinction, some within decades.
Photos: Indonesia's capital city of Jakarta is sinking and flooding
Moving the capital might be the way to save Jakarta's 10 million residents from flooding.
11 fascinating environmental protections and laws around the world
From banning single-use plastics to working to eliminate food waste, some fascinating environmental protections are popping up worldwide.
Even the greediest capitalists are betting big on climate change. These are the trades they're making to profit from it.
"The supposedly-efficient financial markets agree that the climate is warming."
