The World Economic Forum’s new report identifies a long list of interconnected economic threats that could feed off of and worsen each other. But there is a caveat.

The business of elevating homes is growing as sea-level rise and wetter storms increase flood risk in many parts of the country.

HSBC said it will stop investing in new oil and gas fields. Climate activist Bill McKibben calls it a welcome first step.

One company says it can make sustainable aviation fuel using beets, sugar cane and forestry waste.

Experts say the country needs more transmission lines to move power from where it’s being generated to where it’s needed.

Some restaurants have joined an effort to support regenerative farming with a 1% charge on sales.

As icebergs melt, fishing with sled dogs on sturdy winter glaciers is no longer safe. But the retreating ice also means bigger catches of fish.

Blue bonds, or debt-for-nature-swaps, are helping developing nations refinance their debt while conserving their oceans.

Rahul Tongia of the Brookings Institution argues that a swift, large-scale energy transition is unrealistic for poor countries, and unnecessary.

The river is a critical pathway for all kinds of agricultural products, including grains and soy beans.