Families in Europe’s Scorched Cities Are Being Tested By Heat




Computer simulations are vital to the work scientists and insurers do. The resulting studies may also be used to hold companies and governments liable for damage caused by climate change.


Over the next year, the naturally occurring El Niño weather pattern will add to growing damage from climate change.




The elimination of a federal tax credit drove solar installations down, but state incentives are making a difference when it comes to home energy storage.


Extreme heat and drought have cut average household incomes across the continent, putting millions at risk of poverty, according to a new study.


Verse Enterprises Inc. is betting batteries and solar can help data centers skip the line.




Virginia’s democratic governor is driving the state’s return to the market in a partisan flip on climate policy.


Critical Energy plans to manufacture geothermal plants on an assembly line, cutting deployment timelines to weeks.

