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Extreme ocean temperatures triggered the demise of coral species key to the health of a reef that protects the state’s cities from climate-driven storms.

Extreme ocean temperatures triggered the demise of coral species key to the health of a reef that protects the state’s cities from climate-driven storms.

A startup founded by a Nobel laureate is targeting data centers in water-stressed regions as customers for its technology.

A pilot project aims to cut heating costs and provide air conditioning while reducing emissions.

The initiative aims to restore the imperiled animals to the US West Coast to make marine ecosystems more resilient to climate change.

The new agreement allows for marine protection areas and mandates environmental review of activities that could damage biodiversity.

Older Homes for Sale in California Now Come With Wildfire Warnings

In the wake of the Los Angeles fires, Berkeley has moved quickly to require ember-resistant zones for high-risk homes after years of delay by the state.

California passed a 2020 law requiring property owners to create ember-resistant zones. Here’s why it’s only now finishing regulations that could’ve saved LA homes.

Extracting EV-battery metals from the ocean floor with support from the White House could hit tough technological and legal obstacles

The move is in response to a Trump directive to issue mining licenses in global waters under US law.

Climate-driven heat waves are becoming more intense, frequent and deadly. Here are tips to temperature-proof your house.

Trump’s tax bill passed by the Senate would end some clean energy tax credits after Dec. 31. Homeowners and installers are racing to meet the deadline.

A digital OpenTable-style reservation system helped Los Angeles ports reduce vessel congestion and pollution.

Startups are rolling out electric boat models that cut noise and pollution, though prices for most are still higher than gas-powered versions.

In addition to Canada and Greenland, the US president is targeting the international seabed as a source for minerals needed for green technology. Here’s what to know.

The Metals Company submitted an application to mine critical minerals in the Pacific seabed in defiance of international regulators.

With low-carbon fuels years away, shipping fleets are turning to high-tech sails, onboard CO2 capture and ocean sensors.

International regulators on Friday condemned a seabed mining company’s move to circumvent their authority by seeking the Trump administration’s approval to extract critical minerals from untouched ocean ecosystems.

A seabed mining company has asked the Trump administration for approval to harvest the ocean floor for critical metals in international waters controlled by a United Nations-affiliated organization