Asian Development Bank urges countries to speed up transition to clean energy, saying trillions of dollars in coastal assets are at risk because of continued use of fossil fuels

An algae strain that grows rapidly in the presence of carbon dioxide and sinks in water has been hailed as a prime candidate for carbon sequestration projects

Justice Dept rules would ban the relay of data on government personnel and put limits on business transactions if data was likely to end in "countries of concern"

Japanese researchers say they have converted a carbon solution to a 'green fuel,' but its impact on global warming impacts on seas and oceans could be limited

The finding by a team at the University of California is significant because cement production accounts for 8% of CO2 worldwide

Negotiators will fly to Azerbaijan next month for the COP29 summit to discuss a new funding goal to replace wealthy nations' vow to provide $100 billion a year in climate finance to developing nations

Artificial intelligence chatbots such as GPT-3 are using four times more water than initially estimated, according to researchers in California

13 states lodge suits that accuse social media giant of creating an intentionally addictive product, "like digital nicotine", that exposes children to harm via live streaming and virtual currency features

WuXi AppTec has put its cell and gene therapy manufacturing unit, which operates four laboratories and manufacturing facilities in Philadelphia, up for sale, new report says

Survey confirms young adults worry about the addictive nature of social media. Meanwhile, the US and other are moving to make online platforms more safe and healthy for kids

Data from the 30 biggest oil and gas firms in Europe and America studied by an S&P Global unit shows they have a collective emissions trajectory of a 5C temperature rise by 2100

China's commercial centre was shut down by a typhoon on Monday, but people in northern Vietnam, Thailand and Myanmar were hit much harder by Typhoon Yagi in recent days