The Latest Breaking News on Climate

Is it legal to trim your neighbors overgrown bushes in your yard? Here’s what the experts say.

Halving how much edible food is thrown away, swapping beef for pork or chicken and having one meatless day a week could slash the carbon "hoofprint" of U.S. cities by up to 51%, a new study finds.

Officials say move essential to protect wetlands and native waterfowl but some groups call decision ‘inhumane’

This was 43.3% below levels in 1990, according to the Office for National Statistics.

Germany's municipal authorities are making preparations to phase out gas for central heating. At the same time, the Federal Ministry of Economics wants to rely on gas more to generate electricity and is asking the EU for subsidies to do so.

Scientists and conservationists say a native seed shortage is threatening Australia's commitment to protect and conserve 30 per cent of its landmass by 2030.

In some of the most agriculturally rich regions in the U.S., researchers from San Diego State University are working to understand how climate change is impacting heat in rural areas and the farmworkers who toil in them

The Met Office has scaled back its yellow weather warnings, but spells of wind and rain are still expected in most parts of the UK.

General Motors is making its battery electric vehicle power-sharing a lot easier, thanks to new upgrades and a leasing program.

In the pristine coral atolls of Lakshadweep, where turquoise lagoons meet fragile reefs, a huge crisis is unfolding. From Minicoy to Kavaratti, plastic waste – from bottles and wrappers to fishing gear – is choking the islands, turning once-idyllic beaches and lagoons into hotspots of plastic pollution. The biggest culprits…

We did it, folks. The average transaction price of a new car has finally crested $50,000. High fives all around to every dealership sales manager and subprime loan shark involved.