The Latest Breaking News on Climate

Fossil fuels made the nation prosperous but as reserves dwindle, do they drill deeper, even as the Caribbean feels the heat of the climate crisis, or shift to a greener economy?

In fast-growing cities like some in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), heavy rains are carving huge scars into the land. Known as urban gullies, these deep erosion channels can swallow homes, destroy roads and displace entire communities.

Spot, treat and prevent plant diseases this month

How to prepare and take care of your garden during a storm

Separate research found that at the current rate of global heating, more than 70,000 people will die in the US by 2050

Some 200 events are planned across the US this Sunday to celebrate growth of solar power and energy efficiency

A total of £800,000 has been awarded by the UK’s Space Agency to develop a remote sensor that predicts, detects and monitors blue-green algae.

Eye-watering chocolate prices are set to ease after hitting record highs but won't return below pre-2021 "cocoa-crisis" levels, research shows.

Soybeans are fractionally in the green so far on Wednesday morning. Futures rounded out the Tuesday session with contracts up 7 to 8 cents across the front months. Tuesday’s preliminary open interest was up 9,179 contracts. The cmdtyView national average Cash Bean price was up 6 1/2 cents at $9.73...

China’s declaration of a nature reserve in the South China Sea is the latest twist in its yearslong push to establish control over the strategically important waters

Despite automakers investing heavily in battery-electric vehicles, many continue to experiment with hydrogen as an alternative fuel source. Toyota has 30 years of history with hydrogen under its belt, and the company still believes it could be the next big thing.