Biden Vows To Rejoin The Paris Climate Accord On Day One
The new administration also plans to restore many of the more than 70 environmental regulations rolled back under President Trump.
Climate Change
European Union Vows Cut Greenhouse Gas Emissions By 2030
The goal is to reduce the levels by 55 percent in ten years... Compared to emission levels from 1990
2020 On Track To Be One Of 3 Hottest Years On Record
2020 is reportedly on track to be one of the three hottest years on record.
Plans Released To Help Reduce Fires In The West, Protect Wildlife
The $2 million plan focuses on areas of sagebrush habitat in parts of Idaho, Oregon, Washington, California, Nevada and Utah.
Typhoon Kills At Least 42 In Philippines
The typhoon had sustained winds of more than 90 mph with gusts up to 150 mph.
Insurance Industry Could Lose $8B In Wildfires
Economic losses due to wildfires could top $13 billion.
Eta Could Hit Florida Again
Forecasters say it could strengthen into a hurricane and weaken before landfall.
Eta Churning In Gulf Of Mexico
Forecasts say the storm could strengthen in the Gulf's warmer waters.
U.S. Officially Pulls Out Of Paris Climate Accord
The withdrawal comes just a day after Election Day. The winner of this year's presidential election will decide whether the U.S. leaves or stays.
Zeta Heads Northeast After Making Landfall In U.S.
It killed at least two people and hundreds of thousands of people are without power Thursday morning.
Fire Crews Protect Heavily-Populated Areas As California Fires Ease
Firefighters are slowly containing two major fires near Orange County that had hundreds of homes in their path.
Louisiana Braces For Zeta's Arrival
Zeta made landfall as a hurricane earlier this week on Mexico's Yucatan Peninsula.
Typhoon Molave Makes Landfall In Vietnam
Before the typhoon hit, Vietnam evacuated over a million people.
Over 1M Evacuated As Vietnam Prepares For Typhoon Molave
The storm passed over the Philippines Monday, killing three people and displacing over 120,000.
Colorado Deals With A Devastating Wildfire Season
Snow and cold weather have helped slow down the East Troublesome Fire.
Thousands Told To Evacuate In Southern California
California is experiencing winds up to 60 mph, prompting utility companies to cut power to hundreds of thousands of customers.
Hazardous Weather Conditions Prompt Fire Concerns In California
The National Weather Service issued Red Flag Warnings over the weekend for much of Northern and Central California.
More Than One Million People Could Lose Power in CA to Prevent Fires
Pacific Gas & Electric says it may black out most customers in the San Francisco Bay Area until Tuesday amid the red flag fire dangers.
Miami's 'Hard To See' Future Besets Attempts To Outrun The Sea
As sea levels rise in South Florida, coastal communities face a hard decision: Fork over the money to build higher or flee.
Trump Administration Approves CA Wildfire Relief After Earlier Denial
Trump originally denied the request for millions of dollars in disaster relief two days earlier.
Japan May Dump Wastewater From Fukushima Facility Into Ocean
The government is reportedly planning to slowly dump more than 1 million tons of treated water contaminated in the Fukushima nuclear disaster.
Record Breaking Heat Across The Globe In September
U.S. climate officials are saying there’s nearly a two-to-one chance that 2020 will end up as the globe’s hottest year on record.
Flooding Kills Dozens In Vietnam, Cambodia
Flooding in parts of Vietnam and Cambodia has killed nearly 40 people and destroyed thousands of homes.
California Wildfires Burn Through Record 4 Million Acres Of Land
California fires are being blamed on drier air linked to climate change and an abundance of dead trees and other natural fuels.
Wildfire Survivors Call For Improvements In Emergency Alert Systems
Some say alert systems not working fast enough to give people time to escape but officials say cell service outages may cause delays.
Tropical Storm Beta Makes Landfall In Texas
Tropical Storm Beta has made landfall in Texas, the ninth named storm to make landfall in the U.S. in the 2020 hurricane season
Scientists Debate Climate Change, Human Activity Amid Fires, Storms
Wildfires on the West Coast have burned more than five million acres and hundreds of homes are flooded in Florida after Hurricane Sally made landfall.
Connecticut Files Suit Against Exxon Mobil On Climate Change
A spokesperson for Exxon says it will defend itself in court and continue its efforts to cut back on emissions.
Evacuating During Oregon Wildfires
A video diary takes you through a day in Oregon during the wildfires that have already burned more than 1 million acres.
33 Dead, Dozens Unaccounted for As Fires Burn Western States
Officials are hopeful better weather conditions are coming to help the more than 16,000 firefighters battling the flames.
