BUSINESS OF CLIMATE

While many vintners are forced to grapple with extreme weather brought on by climate change, some regions are seeing more consistent harvests and better-quality wines.

When deciding whether to make a purchase, ask yourself these questions to make your deliberations easier and help you become a sustainable fashionista.

High outdoor temperatures, rising climate costs, and humidity are all contributing to higher AC bills

The proposal comes as workers face risks from rising temperatures fueled by climate change. Biden has issued an order to prevent workplace heat deaths.

Experts say we’ll need carbon capture to offset stubborn emissions that can’t easily be cut with existing green technology.

A new report from the insurance giant Swiss Re shows that the US follows only the Philippines in weather damages as a percent of GDP.

Billions of dollars in new tax credits aim to cut jet emissions — but experts worry they could make the problem worse.

Even as renewable energy projects and electric vehicles take off, a new analysis by the Global Carbon Project now shows that global greenhouse emissions will grow 1.1 percent this year.

At a crucial moment in the fight against climate change, the world’s biggest companies are not delivering on their commitments to curb warming.

Miami-Dade County’s proposed heat standard would mandate water, shade and rest for outdoor workers and could be a model for other local governments to follow.

There are more than 7,500 kinds of apples. The University of Maryland just invented two new ones for a warming world.

The government is still funding the controversial practice of “enhanced oil recovery.”

European consumers use Chinese products every day. Will they also embrace cars by Chinese auto companies such as BYD that have their sights set on Europe?

The tie-up comes as energy prices are rebounding.

Experts blame drought, extreme weather for paltry production

Mr. Conway was an informal adviser to President Biden and served on a committee examining trade issues.

The collaboration with Chinese battery-maker CATL has drawn scrutiny from congressional investigators. The pause comes as thousands of auto workers go on strike.

Rising temperatures have led more farmers to harvest crops in the middle of the night to protect their workforce and the quality of their produce from extreme heat.