A new UN report calls for countries to drive temperatures back down through rapid emissions cuts and capturing carbon from the air.

Heat stroke can damage the brain, heart, kidneys and liver. As extreme heat becomes more common, doctors are learning just how difficult recovery can be.

“Horrific, horrendous, unbearable, unsafe.”

Unlike organic, regenerative agriculture has limited federal standards on how to use the term.

State legislators made it harder for consumers to sue their insurers, and other states are considering similar rules.

Extreme weather is already fueling higher insurance premiums and grocery prices. A new study based on Santa Cruz, California suggests water rates are also at risk.

The company is working with the federal government on a vault that will store frozen material from plants and animals protected by the Endangered Species Act.

The higher temperatures climb, the more inflated household costs like groceries will become, economists predict.

Allbirds Inc., the maker of once-viral wool sneakers that suddenly announced a pivot to artificial intelligence earlier this year, has officially renamed itself Smartbird Inc. and is tapping the forme...

Prices are soaring after crop losses in Mexico and Florida, offering a glimpse of how climate disruptions could make food inflation longer lasting.

Almost a quarter of matches will take place in potentially punishing conditions, creating an uneven playing field before a ball is kicked.

A 2022 heatwave in Europe is linked to rising grocery costs, according to one study.

Abrupt jumps from chilly to warm and back again are typical of the season but becoming more extreme in a warming world.

Farmers across the Great Plains are confronting an intense drought that threatens winter wheat harvests and is pushing cattle producers toward costly feed purchases, prompting some to abandon plans to...

Economists and central bankers are getting better at linking temperatures to price increases.

Monarch is one of a growing number of green companies struggling to commercialize their technology.

Massachusetts-based Sublime Systems has cut two-thirds of its current workforce, casting doubt on a deal to supply Microsoft with low-carbon material.

The US Environmental Protection Agency plans this week to repeal a policy that provides the legal foundation for a raft of rules regulating greenhouse gas emissions, marking President Donald Trump’s m...

Desflurane, which has put patients to sleep for decades, has an outsized footprint, and health care providers are switching to less-polluting alternatives.

A study by an environmental nonprofit found beef producers aren’t providing enough evidence for their green assertions.

Red meat is very much back in the new US dietary guidelines, with a bright red steak and a packet of ground beef atop the (inverted) food pyramid. While health oriented, the recommendations also hav...

Scraps have never been more valuable, as restaurants use tech and ingenuity to keep edible food out of the bin.

Soaring wild boar populations have become a major problem for the European Union’s largest exporter of pork products.

If the world collectively retreated from green policies, the global economy would shrink, Bloomberg Economics researchers write.

Bloomberg journalists answer your questions about what to expect at the COP30 climate summit in Brazil. Stream our Live Q&A on Monday, Nov. 3 at 1 p.m. EST

Authors of a new Lancet report warn that parts of the world could become unlivable, as climate change drives a surge in heat deaths.

Where cows come from plays a big role in their carbon footprint, a new study found.

Smoke from the Los Angeles fires spread toxins across thousands of homes, but in the absence of government guidelines, residents say they’re struggling to clean up.