Revolution Wind off Rhode Island is about 80 percent completed.

The Ballard Health CEO vowed to rebuild after Hurricane Helene. But President Trump’s One Big Beautiful Bill could stop that.

A team of researchers hopes to provide the long-elusive answer, thanks to the growing field of attribution science.

The research is drawing skepticism. "There's a bazillion other reasons" people don't buy flood insurance, one expert said.

The state's response to July 4 flooding has focused on training requirements for local officials and tighter regulations for summer camps.

The Commerce Department said it will examine demand for turbines and what equipment domestic manufacturers can provide.

Connie Hedegaard says Europe can’t afford to go soft on climate while China races ahead and companies like BP backtrack.

“The central bank should develop climate-informed interest-rate policies that proactively address expected and unexpected climate shocks,” says a study published by the South African Reserve Bank.

The ECB’s plan to apply climate-risk penalties to corporate bonds used as collateral in transactions "lacks ambition," argues one nonprofit.

There are guidelines for moving students to places with air conditioning during extreme heat, but students often have limited options.

Mercury Insurance is the state’s first to use a process that allows climate modeling to expand coverage in wildfire-prone areas.

The legal war over $20 billion in “green bank” funding marks Administrator Lee Zeldin's aggressive effort to unravel a climate program.

One proposal would bar the state from issuing licenses to camps that have cabins in floodplains.

The attorney general is being challenged by dairy groups that want to stop him from partnering with a Michael Bloomberg-backed program.

Temperatures are expected to spike into the 90s and 100s by Thursday and remain stubbornly high into the weekend.

After floods hit Montpelier especially hard in 2023, engineers pointed to thousands of “deadbeat dams” around the state.

The National Emergencies Operation Centre warns of rainfall of 4 inches over the next 24 hours.

Mining tycoon Gina Rinehart says climate policies would add burdensome costs for emergency services, the military and hospitals.

Health experts have raced to modernize alert systems as extreme heat kills thousands in the U.S. every year. Those efforts are being canceled.

The unusually large hurricane and the vulnerable barrier islands both have been influenced by climate change.