In what will probably be the warmest year in recorded history, in a month in which all but two U.S. states are in a drought, and on a day when yet another hurricane was forming in the Caribbean, ...

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High above the sand dunes of China’s Kubuqi desert, nearly 200,000 solar panels have been carefully placed in rows to create the outline of a galloping steed. The giant horse is a cultural symbol for ...

China is, finally, decoupling economic growth from rising carbon emissions. Its next set of emissions goals can help invigorate the Paris Agreement process, say LU Lunyan, WWF-China CEO and Manuel ...

While climate policy in major industrialized democracies is increasingly treated as part of a culture war, China is treating it as an economic strategy. Beijing’s new pledge to cut greenhouse gas ...

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It’s no secret that California Gov. Gavin Newsom hopes to win the White House in 2028. What’s strange is that he thinks his ...

Europe and China are taking steps to strengthen ties where possible, despite a complicated relationship, as Donald Trump’s second term as U.S. president assaults the frameworks that their economies ...

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Malaysian durian farmers face challenges as climate change impacts their crops. Growers like Stephen Chow struggle with ...