Mark Gongloff

The president is intent on throwing up roadblocks to the Biden administration’s ambitions, but the nation’s embrace of electric vehicles has a life of its own.

The transition away from fossil fuels to clean energy may be under assault, but it is inevitable and stands to make its financiers a lot of money.

The removal of web tools that scientists and policymakers use to study global warming is a blow to the country’s physical and economic well-being.

Parts of the country most susceptible to natural disasters are slowly waking up to an underinsurance crisis stoked by climate change.

Homeowners in increasingly risky areas can’t obtain adequate coverage as insurers flee the state to avoid losses.

The federal government won’t be any help in fighting global warming, but the state is uniquely positioned to influence financial institutions.

The economics of renewable energy help explain why it’s thriving in so many places where it would seem unwelcome.

Net-zero pledges from 140 countries would require turning territory the size of the US into a giant greenhouse-gas sponge.

This year was the warmest on record, yet humanity shows little wherewithal to reverse course.

Despite a pullback amid political hostility, investors and business leaders still recognize that corporate behavior that benefits the environment also benefits the bottom line.