Unconfirmed reports said the president had decided to leave the Paris agreement, turning the US away from the global effort to fight climate change
Not only in the US, the laws that safeguard the global commons are being watered down or washed away
As the US teeters on the brink of leaving the global climate process, António Guterres has implored all countries to stay the course or go alone into a “grey future”
As the world looks to the EU for leadership on climate, eastern states are diluting laws supposed to guide Europe toward its carbon reduction targets
Nearly 600,000 hectares of land could lose protected status under a law approved by Congress, an area twice the size of the US’ Yosemite national park
Medical charity UOSSM plans to roll out solar power to five more facilities, reducing reliance on diesel generators to keep incubators and other equipment running
US would not join other G7 leaders in support of climate action. President Donald Trump promised to make his decision on the Paris accord “next week”
Pope’s encyclical on climate change appealed to liberals, but conservative Catholics were driven away by the values it invoked
Insurance scheme that took nine months to pay out after a state of emergency was declared contains major flaws, according to Action Aid report
As G7 leaders meet in Italy, can they reaffirm their commitment to action on climate change without driving the US out of the Paris accord?
US president promised to read the pope’s encyclical Laudato Si’, which exhorts humanity to care for the environment
NGO suit claims US agencies are illegally withholding information about the suppression of climate science in public communications
Government assessment contains “grossly insufficient detail” about impact on world heritage site, said campaigners, who fear deal will prejudice an ongoing legal case
Africa’s quest for full access to electricity needs governments to support small, off-grid projects that are typically disregarded by investors
Campaigners are calling on newly appointed environment minister Nicolas Hulot to reverse course and close carbon accounting loophole
Firms found to be improving their own environmental performance by moving more-polluting activities overseas, where regulations are more lax
Even as he handed more and more power to an agricultural lobby that would strip the Amazon for pasture, Michel Temer was being double-crossed
A fortnight of climate talks in Bonn ran smoothly enough, but political tensions await Pacific island presidency at November summit
The European Commission and France are “doing far more harm than good” by pushing through projects without scrutiny, say campaigners
Emmanuel Macron’s picks for prime minister and environment minister support rapid expansion of clean energy