Andrew Freedman

The turbulent talks in Baku have underscored problems with the process, signatories say.

While renewables are making inroads, fossil fuel-related emissions are still growing in many countries.

The framework would expand older generations of power plants as well as new designs.

The 1.5-degree limit would lower the risks of potentially catastrophic climate impacts.

Blaze injures several people in Ventura County as SoCal faces days of critical fire weather.

From the endorsement of climate denial to a brain drain of climate scientists, Trump's victory will bring major changes.

Expectations for this month's summit are limited.

New programs have cropped up from Chicago to Columbia.

The UN report emphasizes every fraction of emissions avoided matters.

The report found the chances of meeting the 1.5-degree target under current policies to be "virtually zero."