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Global carbon dioxide emissions from fossil fuels are on track to reach a record in 2024. It’s a trend that puts countries farther from their goal of stopping global warming. nyti.ms/3YVGKr8
Mr. Trump campaigned on pledges to “kill” and “cancel” E.P.A. rules and regulations to combat global warming by restricting fossil fuel pollution from vehicle tailpipes, power plant smokestacks and oil and gas wells. nyti.ms/3YN5otE
The talks are being hosted by an autocratic government whose economy relies almost entirely on the fossil fuels that are the primary driver of climate change. nyti.ms/3UPByDU
After the election of Donald Trump, American priorities are expected to quickly shift. nyti.ms/3UHdBOL
Museums are realizing that presenting artwork that addresses the climate crisis is not enough — they also must consider their own impact on the environment. nyti.ms/3NATvlA
Warren Washington, a groundbreaking Black scientist who invented a computer model of the earth’s atmosphere that made it possible to accurately measure climate change, has died at 88. nyti.ms/4fhLXAk
Produce in aisle.... the front yard. nyti.ms/40w8h4L">nyti.ms/40w8h4L nyti.ms/40w8h4L">nyti.ms/40w8h4L
The toll of 20 years of extreme weather.... nyti.ms/3YLXoKX
A big question: how far will nations will go to stop the disastrous biodiversity declines underway. nyti.ms/4hc4Oy7
In September, a month’s rain fell in a single day in some parts of England. nyti.ms/48fJN1u
The International Energy Agency expects global electricity demand to be 6 percent higher in 2035 than it forecast last year. nyti.ms/3AfHAX7
The world’s food supply is under threat because so much of what we eat is concentrated in so few countries. nyti.ms/4f7hapt
“This really highlights how polluting plastic is." nyti.ms/3UgxXyh
Like the wrinkles on my face, her gnarly roots were a record of years gone by, of lives lived, the blessed and the painful. nyti.ms/3YtihKF
A look at the candidates on climate: nyti.ms/3Y23HIC
The Climate reporter Hiroko Tabuchi is interested in all the things we take for granted about our environment. nyti.ms/4e5N713
Not a great report card.... nyti.ms/4dGObHP
Fewer than 10 percent of the agency’s disaster workers are available to respond to Hurricane Milton and other calamities. nyti.ms/4epyupH
The rapid intensification of Milton: nyti.ms/3XXUTmP
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