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The Delta 5 trial begins Monday in Washington.

Katie Herzog Culture January 11, 2016

Rich countries should be offering more climate finance to poor countries, but even the Democratic candidates aren’t addressing this issue.

Ben Adler Politics March 16, 2016

Communities where people see and spend more time in nature have higher levels of cohesion.

Carolyn Gregoire Culture December 17, 2015

A group of climate activists doubts they'll like the result of the Paris accord -- but they have some other ideas.

Jonathan M. Katz Climate & Energy December 3, 2015

Pound it, SCOTUS.

Clayton Aldern Politics January 25, 2016

When snowball-heaving Sen. Jim Inhofe endorses a candidate, you can bet the candidate is bad news bears on climate change.

Clayton Aldern Politics January 11, 2016

Clinton taking money from fossil fuel interests does not directly affect greenhouse gas emissions, but her policies as president would.

Ben Adler Politics April 8, 2016

Fifteen Florida leaders have a message for the presidential hopeful.

Katie Herzog Culture January 26, 2016

A survey of conservative think tank research finds a greater-than-ever volume of studies trying to counter the climate-science consensus.

Heather Smith Politics January 25, 2016

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