Two Brandenburg towns separated by 100 miles — one, Germany's first zero-energy community and the other in coal country — capture the sharpening divide over the country's clean energy future.
As extreme weather events batter nations with growing frequency, donor fatigue is leaving the communities most vulnerable to climate change in even greater danger.
American beef firms have long resisted pressure to reduce their carbon footprints, but the global outcry over Amazon fires is leaving them with little choice.
