Climate policy debates, environmental conservation efforts, and scientific discoveries dominate the latest environmental news.

California Governor Gavin Newsom has criticized Democratic leaders for failing to connect climate-driven extreme weather events to everyday household economic concerns.

A report from U.S. Senators alleges that fossil fuel companies have secured approximately $190 billion in tax benefits following increased political donations to the Trump administration.

California and New York have initiated legal action against the Trump administration's efforts to halt wind energy projects in favor of expanding fossil fuel infrastructure.

In a historic environmental shift, tropical sea turtles have been documented nesting on California beaches for the first time, raising questions about warming ocean trends.

Yellowstone National Park authorities have recovered a record amount of trash from its hot springs, highlighting the impact of high tourism and severe weather on delicate ecosystems.

Former Vice President Al Gore reiterated his optimism for climate advocacy, marking the 20th anniversary of his documentary, An Inconvenient Truth.

Researchers have identified a new volcanic stream amoeba in California with the highest heat tolerance of any complex life form currently known on Earth.

Scientists have utilized genomic analysis to determine that bats likely originated in Europe approximately 65 million years ago, with echolocation evolving early in their history.

Meteorologists are monitoring an unusually early Nor'easter, noting that the storm is exhibiting atypical tropical characteristics as it approaches the coast.

Musician Rick Wakeman performed a piano concert for 150 rescued moon bears in a Vietnamese sanctuary to raise awareness against the practice of bile farming.