Todd Woody

Private firefighters were deployed in Los Angeles, but the speed of the fires limits their role.

As artificial wave pools proliferate around the world, surf park developers aim to go green to counter criticism over energy and water use.

As artificial wave pools proliferate around the world, surf park developers aim to go green to counter criticism over energy and water use.

Good morning from Baku. One of the themes today at COP29 is the ocean, which is already needling to marine activists who may wonder why the world’s largest carbon sink has to share a day with other topics. Read on for more, and catch up with all of the latest news on the COP29 deal progress at Bloomberg.com, where all coverage of the summit is free.

With changes to federal tax credits on the horizon, now might be the best time to get a good deal on an electric car.

President Biden’s New Deal-inspired green jobs program has been a target of Republican criticism.

Hurricane Milton’s eastern trajectory through the Gulf of Mexico is rare, but as oceans warm, more storms may have unpredictable impacts.

Officials are drafting regulations to enforce a law that prohibits vegetation within five feet of homes in high fire risk zones that include the state’s most privileged communities.

Today’s newsletter looks at a startup working with space age materials that can pull water from the driest air on Earth. You can read and share a full version of this story on Bloomberg.com. For unlimited access to climate and energy news, please subscribe.

Making Water From Air Could Be a Key Climate Tool: Green Daily