Month: September 2020

Nearly 2,000 miles west of the Cleveland auditorium where President Donald Trump and Democratic challenger Joe Biden sparred in their first televised

Francis Collins, director of the National Institutes of Health, is decrying the political polarization that has led some Americans to question the sci

Earlier this year, oil giants BP and Royal Dutch Shell assessed the climate lobbying done by trade associations they have been involved with, and publ

With tens of thousands of Americans reeling from the devastating impacts of climate change and the 2020 election looming, President Donald Trump is ou

California banned sales of new fossil-fueled cars by 2035, heralding the end of the combustion engine’s hegemonic reign over the American auto industr

LONDON (Reuters) - Climate change poses such a severe threat that the world’s only option is to adopt a military-style response reminiscent of the U.S

The White House reportedly plans to name Ryan Maue, a meteorologist who downplays links between extreme weather and climate change, to be the next chi

In the remote eastern Montana town of Glendive, a stone’s throw from the Yellowstone River, sits the Glendive Dinosaur and Fossil Museum ― a seemingly

BRASILIA (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - A Brazilian government proposal to open indigenous land in Brazil to mining concessions could lead to the loss

Trevor Noah pointed out a common theme in President Donald Trump’s approach to climate change and the coronavirus pandemic: “Deny its existence and ho