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On the heels of Earth’s warmest year, January was the eighth month in a row in which global temperatures blew past previous records.

The research, involving primroses and hawk moths, suggests that air pollution could be interfering with plant reproduction.

Around 1,000 private aircraft are expected at Las Vegas airports for the Super Bowl. It matters for climate change, and maybe for Taylor Swift, too.

Some buyers said the electric Lightning did not meet expectations, and Ford has slashed its production plans for the pickup because sales are lagging.

Research on a long-lived but rarely seen species in the Caribbean is helping scientists piece together a revised history of climate change.

The E.P.A. says the new rule will prevent 4,500 premature deaths annually. Industry leaders are expected to challenge the regulation, saying it will harm the economy.

Weather experts warned that additional rain on top of saturated soil in the Los Angeles region could still cause hillsides to collapse.

Farmer protests across the continent have triggered a rollback of ambitious rules aimed at cutting greenhouse gas emissions from agriculture.

Murray Auchincloss signaled that he would take a more profit-oriented approach than his predecessor, who started a big push into renewables.

The changes come as Republican lawmakers step up efforts to punish businesses that consider climate change and the environment in their operations.

Two disasters, far apart, show how a dangerous climate cocktail can devastate places known for mild weather.

Electric utilities, which designed their system to meet peak demand in sizzling weather, are straining to keep up during the cold.

The bank is set to vote Thursday on financing an oil project in Bahrain, the latest in a string of overseas fossil fuel projects.

The likelihood is high of a storm system bringing record rainfall, significant flooding and several feet of snow to portions of California.

Mental health practitioners are hiking, camping and braving the elements with their clients — all in an effort to help them connect with the Earth, and with themselves.

He led grass-roots lawsuits that defeated plans for Westway on Manhattan’s waterfront and a Storm King power plant. His legacy also includes the city’s Hudson River Park.

Exxon, Chevron and Shell reported robust earnings and large payouts to investors as they continued to expand their fossil-fuel production.

In St. Moritz, a ski resort town that revolves around winter tourism, high temperatures made full matches impossible and raised concerns about the future.

This week’s atmospheric rivers may only be the beginning.

Simon Stiell used a speech in Azerbaijan to set expectations for global climate negotiations there this year.