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Officials said that at least 17 people were feared dead as a result of the deluge and mudslides that struck the island of Kyushu overnight.

Melati and Isabel Wijsen began campaigning to reduce plastic waste in Bali seven years ago. Now 19 and 17, they say the pandemic shows that stark measures to protect the planet are possible.

The Commerce Department is impeding findings into whether it coerced the top NOAA official to support President Trump’s inaccurate claim that Dorian would hit Alabama, the department’s inspector general said.

Environmentalists say illegal logging in the Carpathian Mountains is contributing to flooding. Rising waters forced the partial evacuation of a hospital treating Covid-19 patients.

Sea lions are often referred to as “dogs of the sea.” On a small island off the Baja coast, where the playful animals populate every rocky outcropping, they live up to their nickname.

Also this week, face masks for the environmentally conscious

Wind giants are trying to shrug off the effects of the pandemic.

After a concerted reintroduction effort two decades ago, the state is now home to the largest population of elk east of the Mississippi. The animals’ home: reclaimed coal mines.

The policy road map, expected on Tuesday, could guide the party if it gains control of Congress and the White House in November.

Surface air temperatures at the bottom of the world have risen three times faster than the global average since the 1990s.

The device he developed with a colleague in the 1970s has prevented billions of tons of carbon emissions from being spewed by cars, trucks and lawn mowers.

Officials are trying to prevent a return to urban gridlock and pollution as residents begin to travel again.

A recent expedition to the inky depths of the Coral Sea revealed an unknown world of creatures and geologic features.

More than half of trucks sold in the state must be zero-emissions by 2035, and all of them by 2045.

Wildfires are spreading. The mosquitoes are ravenous. People are shielding their windows from the midnight sun with foil and blankets.

Coronavirus shutdowns have cut pollution, and that’s opened the door to a “giant, global environmental experiment” with potentially far-reaching consequences.

Dr. Smith’s meticulous research established household pollution as one of the leading causes of disease and death in the developing world.

The government, after years of delays, is finally clarifying rules on tax breaks for companies that use carbon capture to fight climate change.

Also this week, how to help reinvent your workplace.

Climate change is starting to transform the classic home loan, a fixture of the American experience and financial system that dates back generations.