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A study confirms that the crash of the MV Wakashio last summer spilled a new kind of shipping fuel into a sensitive marine environment.
Initial reports indicate a 10-mile-long oil spill in the Gulf could have come from an abandoned pipeline.
Maybe the reason the right is so insistent on criminalizing anti-fossil fuel protests is that they're working.
The famine is driven by drought—likely linked to climate change.
Photos posted by Project Veritas show its Mamaroneck, New York, offices in ruins.
Hurricane Ida hit the Gulf South hard, but Native communities have been particularly devastated.
A Dutch advertising watchdog has ruled the oil giant can't tell customers they can make their fuel purchases “carbon neutral” by buying offsets.
"Climate adaptation is not about maintaining the status quo. It should be about doing something ideally better."
The person who captured the video wants to give the rider money they received from news outlets.
Hundreds of thousands of people are still without power in Louisiana.
Rains once again inundated the New York subway system, showing how vulnerable it remains to water nearly a decade after Sandy.
At least 14 people perished in the floods from Tropical Depression Ida. Yet workers still showed up for shifts at the retail giant's warehouses.
It's possible to grapple with overwhelming feelings of fear and guilt about the climate crisis and still, you know, have a life.
A 1-in-200-year rainfall event set records in New York and across the region as residents and infrastructure reel.
Bringing heavy rains and flooding, Ida has led to mandatory evacuations and a dramatic boat rescue of kids in a school bus.
It's the second spill in the region this year, and it could be an environmental nightmare.
Decades of research have shown that cow burps and farts are cooking the planet, and it could soon be cooked to well-done.
The storm's fierce winds and deep floodwaters have remade communities across southeast Louisiana.
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