Ex-Fed Official Sees Secular ‘Shocks’ Ahead From Extreme Weather
The Federal Reserve’s former top-ranking official overseeing climate risk says the US economy faces a series of long-term,…
CO2 Credit Traders Brace for ‘Huge’ Growth as Carbon Market Stages Comeback
The market for carbon credits, which just a few years ago was brought to its knees by allegations…
Trump Keeps Oil Permits Moving in Shutdown, Halts Renewables
The Trump administration plans to continue issuing permits for oil drilling and do other work on “priority conventional…
AI Drives Weather Data Demand Surge for Europe’s Top Forecaster
Europe’s biggest weather forecaster is reporting record demand for its data, as energy traders, insurers, shipping lines and…
Exploring Mumbai’s ‘secret’ green oases
Destinations From sea slugs to leopards, the city’s wild side is hiding in plain sight Spotted deer roam openly inside…
China’s Energy Chief Promises to Curb Solar Sector Price War
China’s energy regulator pledged to crack down on cut-throat competition and overcapacity in the solar manufacturing sector, as…
Brazil Pushes EU and China to Join Global Carbon Market Coalition
Brazil is trying to build a coalition of countries, including the European Union and China, to unify carbon…
China’s Power Use Growth Slows in August With Cooler Weather
China’s power demand growth slowed in August as scorching summer heat finally eased, according to data released by…
Rising Water Scarcity Pushes Companies to Price Resources Internally
Companies are starting to develop and disclose in-house prices for water that differ from fees charged by utilities,…
Carbon Emissions and COP30: Can China, India, Others Meet Paris Climate Goals?
Efforts to cut greenhouse-gas emissions are falling short of what scientists say must be done to avoid catastrophic…
UK Rejects Plan to Deflect Sun’s Rays to Curb Climate Change
The UK rejected proposals to use a controversial technique in the Antarctic to deflect some of the sun’s…
Arctic Icebreaker Ships Are in High Demand as Nations Vie for Power
At a shipyard in Finland last month, workers cut the first steel for a new icebreaker ship. Over…