Politics

Covid-19 precautions made evacuations and relief efforts more difficult, even as greenhouse gas pollution continued its rise. 

A letter from the editor of Bloomberg Green

After policy reversals and years of inaction, the country has a wide credibility gap to overcome.

A future with far more cities, and cities that are asked to do far more.

Assessing tariffs based on the carbon content of goods is complicated, but will lead to stronger climate policy and better economic outcomes.

His envoy John Kerry is trying to secure new commitments from world leaders before they gather on Earth Day

From Siberian wildfires to flooding in the Far East, the full economic damage caused by more frequent natural disasters is yet unknown 

Removing carbon dioxide from the air will be necessary to meet climate goals, but cutting emissions should be the priority

The social-media platform has rules against global warming denial but experts say they aren’t working.

To meet President Biden’s climate goals, America’s lowly public transit has to be better than ever. Can NYC lead the way by convincing commuters trains and buses are safe from Covid-19 and crime?

There are steps the U.S. can take to support developing countries so they can do more to slow global warming

The European Union is leveling the playing field with a carbon border adjustment mechanism. We break down the complexity.

Each new generation of semiconductors requires more energy, water and greenhouse gases to create.

Michael Regan comes into a beleaguered agency with an ambitious agenda that could force change on everything from cars to power plants. And what about a carbon tax?

Predatory deals from the financial crisis are back—just in time for the climate crisis.