Kennedy has spread misinformation about the deadliest and most debilitating diseases of the modern era.

The justices puzzled over the extent to which agencies can limit the scope of climate and environment reviews for projects like highways and pipelines.

Solicitor General Elizabeth Prelogar said more than two dozen lawsuits from local governments against the oil industry should move forward in state court.

The court ruled that the Interior Department appropriately weighed the environmental impacts of the offshore wind project.

The state’s carbon market is strengthening after voters rejected a measure to abolish it. That could increase gasoline and other prices.

The insurance boss also said nuclear energy is a growth opportunity.

Rising temperatures, increasing precipitation, thawing permafrost and melting ice are pushing the Arctic outside its historical norms.

The California Air Resources Board’s move indicates concerns over the first-in-the-nation measure Gov. Gavin Newsom signed last year.

Of the 28 insurers reviewed, more than half were hit by climate-attributed losses that exceeded the coal, oil and gas premiums they earned, an activist coalition said.

The Integrity Council for the Voluntary Carbon Market last month approved three models for generating credits that two expert-panel members disapproved.

Despite the increase in extreme weather, catastrophe bonds have proved highly resilient. This year, they’re on track to return about 16 percent.

The move at an international meeting Tuesday would be a course-shift before President-elect Donald Trump takes power.

Challengers in Juliana v. United States say their long-running climate lawsuit raises legal arguments similar to an upcoming Supreme Court capital case.

European Commission scientists call for regulating unproven and risky solar geoengineering. The U.S. president-elect could scuttle any U.N. negotiations.

The ClimateWorks Foundation says more money is needed as warming continues and Trump vows to roll back federal climate funding.

Authorities found ill and elderly bedridden people on mattresses on the wet floor, some crying for help, some lying in their own waste after 2021's Hurricane Ida.

The study shows a spike of heat-related deaths in an age group thought to be young and robust: people between 18 and 35.

The U.N. talks will mull how nations can better help deal with droughts and the more permanent problem of degrading land.

The disasters hit 172 villages and forced more than 3,000 people to flee to temporary government shelters, officials said.