When it comes to global warming, America's political climate may have changed more than the Earth's over the past three decades. The Associated Press' #30YearsofWarming series continues.
Thirty-two years after becoming the first man to walk to both poles, Robert Swan teamed up with his son Barney for another first: trekking to the South Pole using only renewable energy.
Indonesia's national commission on human rights has vowed to investigate the death of a journalist who was being held on charges of defaming a palm oil company owned by a powerful tycoon.
Solar advocates have appealed to the S.C. Supreme Court a ruling that would cut what they can charge SCE&G for solar power. Advocates say the appeal is an effort to expand renewable power. But SCE&G says it would cost consumers more.
The Trump administration isn't moving on climate policy. A massive tax overhaul came and went. And yet a group of companies thinks the time is right to add muscle to a carbon tax push.
A new report concludes that the damage already done by the Trump administration to the environment, and the US agency that regulates it, will result in 80,000 deaths each decade.
We must reorient our ocean management to adapt to new climate realities, say Whitley Saumweber, former ocean and coastal adviser to President Obama, and Roberta Elias of the World Wildlife Fund.
Major energy companies, including the largest U.S. nuclear power generator, are putting millions of dollars into a new political campaign to push for a tax on carbon dioxide emissions - a measure President Donald Trump has said he opposes.
