Manuela Andreoni

A devastating drought has hit a country that seemed to have abundant fresh water.

A new study offers insights into how and where Americans are moving to escape climate dangers.

Deforestation rates appear “headed in the wrong direction” despite international pledges to halt destruction, according to an annual assessment.

Extreme is increasing electricity demand as people crank up the AC. The strain could be too much.

Democratic institutions are reeling in India. Meet the environmental lawyer who is still using them to protect nature.

He’s trying to show that it really is possible to get out of your car, even in Los Angeles.

Around the world, tens of millions could lose their homes in the coming decades. Planning is the key to protecting them.

There’s growing evidence that fossil fuel companies knew their product would harm the climate, and that’s driving lawsuits around the world.

We asked you to tell us about your careers. You had plenty to say.

What steps will Ajay Banga take when he becomes World Bank chief? We asked an expert on the bank’s climate affairs.