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Extreme rainfall made 10 percent heavier by human-caused climate change triggered landslides that killed hundreds, according to a new study.

Global trends in economics, climate and technology are weighing on young adults, a report finds. It recommends overhauling how we approach mental health care.

In a conversation on X, Donald J. Trump and Elon Musk spoke for a bit about climate change. Here’s what they got wrong and what they got right.

Canada’s boreal forests are burning faster than they can regrow, but controlled fires may be one of the best ways to protect local communities.

The delicate balance of one the planet’s largest natural systems for storing carbon depends on the humble black spruce tree.

A new study shows how deadly warming can be, and how behavioral and social changes can reduce mortality.

Earth’s warming could trigger sweeping changes in the natural world that would be hard, if not impossible, to reverse.

In some fast-growing Sun Belt cites, “the overnight lows kind of sneak up on you.”

To supply water for a number of needs, from tourism to agriculture, the country and other dry nations are increasingly relying on desalination plants that convert seawater into fresh water.

We use the world’s fish as if it was a limitless line of credit. But this credit is running out.

An Australian start-up is hoping fungi can pull carbon dioxide from the air and stash it underground. It’s one of several ventures trying to deploy the superpowers of soil to slow global warming.

Tropical Storm Debby brought intense rainfall and flooding threats to North Carolina on Thursday, highlighting the vulnerability of hog lagoons and wastewater treatment plants.

The agency’s new forecast predicts that as many as 24 named tropical storms could form between June 1 and Nov. 30.

Many struggled to find housing and work after the wildfire destroyed the seaside town on Maui last year. But they have faced new hardships.

The region faces a confluence of factors, including the fastest sea level rise in the country, increasingly humid temperatures and extreme rainfall.

Households claimed more than $8 billion in climate-friendly tax credits last year, according to new data. Here’s who benefited and where.

Last month was slightly less hot than the record-breaking July 2023, but the year is still likely to be the hottest ever, according to European climate scientists.

The rapidly spreading fire has consumed over 426,000 acres since it started burning in late July.

We need new laws to protect important ecosystems.

Ultraprocessed food companies are taking advantage of worsening environmental conditions to increase their profits.