Paris climate agreement

With some of the president's climate change plans already stalled, the increased demand for oil due to the war in Ukraine could set back his agenda further.

India has been leading global initiatives to tackle climate change and its impact.

As climate summit COP26 continues, take a look at the worst offenders—and their climate policies.

What happens in the Midwest could make or break climate progress the world over.

"We have never been thought of so poorly as we are right now...So low and so bad for America. There has never been a time like it," Trump said in a statement.

Scientists found that if greenhouse emissions are not limited areas with rich vegetation could become barren, and some coastal regions could disappear altogether.

If President Biden ignores these warnings, the energy crunch that Europe and China are experiencing today is waiting for Americans in the near future.

Trump blamed China and India for creating massive air pollution from coal plants while the U.S. focuses on "stupid" windmills that provide renewable energy.

The international community must work harder to incorporate Indigenous knowledge into climate and forest solutions.

The top four bankers of fossil fuels—and thus of climate chaos worldwide—JPMorgan Chase, Citibank, Wells Fargo and Bank of America—are all familiar Wall Street faces.

Big Tech is now overtaking Big Oil as the biggest power player in Washington lobbying.

Four more years of former President Donald Trump could have led the world's laggards to further stall efforts to curb climate change.

There is power in global partnership and both Africa and the U.S. would benefit immensely from a shared vision for a more resilient, low-carbon future.

The technologies and financing needed are either already in place or within reach. The main missing ingredient needed now is evolution in our thinking and policy discourse.

We need to stop measuring environmental catastrophe in degrees, and start measuring it in lives lost.

Hours after giving his excellent inaugural speech, President Biden went to the White House and signed 17 executive orders—including more than a dozen which totally contradict his pledge of bipartisanship.

The Republican congresswoman has criticized Joe Biden's action on signing the U.S. back up to the Paris Climate Agreement, joining a backlash from several GOP lawmakers.

Representative Lauren Boebert (R-Colo.) tweeted that "America shouldn't spend a penny on this unconstitutional treaty unless it is ratified by the U.S. Senate."

President Joe Biden issued an executive order rejoining the Paris climate agreement on his first day in office.

President Joe Biden's decision to rejoin the accord sparked an early conflict between prominent Democratic and Republican lawmakers.

The incoming Biden administrate plans to the the U.S. up to the according on inauguration day.

As world leaders mark the deal without the U.S, the Swedish activist told CNN she was optimistic that a Joe Biden administration would rejoin the accord.

About 8 percent of Germans would vote for Trump compared to 66 percent who back Joe Biden to win the U.S. presidential election in four days.

Biden said he worked with former premier Deng Xiaoping on the agreement, which was signed some 19 years after Deng died.

Nikki Haley claimed she stood up against Rex Tillerson and John Kelly as they fought against her and President Donald Trump on withdrawing Palestinian aid and pulling out of the Iran deal.

Chlöe Swarbrick, a Green Party MP, had been giving a speech in New Zealand's Parliament in support of a bill to combat climate change when she was heckled by an older MP from another party.

The French president warned that America's withdrawal will not derail the initiative, and said he deplores such a move.

The Trump administration has formally started the process to pull America out of the landmark Paris climate change agreement.

"Climate change does not only affect far away places but also the United States, whose administration has announced withdrawal from the Paris Climate Agreement," a scientist told "Newsweek."

The Global Deal for Nature is an ambitious plan that aims to help ensure climate targets are met while conserving species, thus avoiding any worsening of the sixth mass extinction crisis.