A new study in the journal Nature Communications says going virtual can reduce an event’s carbon footprint by 94%.

“We don’t really have a plan without the Build Back Better Act to stop the warming,” a UC Santa Barbara professor says.

The Federal Emergency Management Agency’s new strategic plan focuses on helping communities adapt to the changing climate.

We won’t stop using fossil fuels right away, but the transition to renewable energy could be tricky.

Expect trees to cost 5% to 10% more than they did last year.

And how exactly does it address the biggest challenges facing this economy?

Instead, they’ll put about $18 billion a year into renewable energy projects.

It needs more public investment, too.

The country is criticized for doing too little, too slowly, but efforts are already having an impact.

More extreme weather means more damage to homes and property — a challenge for insurers, as well as owners.