Climate

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Back in 2019, Berkeley became the first city in the nation to ban the use of natural gas in new buildings. But a successful lawsuit by a restaurant trade group led a panel of federal judges to reverse the ban – saying the city overstepped its authority to regulate energy use. Last week, Berkeley petitioned the court to reconsider.

Ten years after the Rana Plaza garment factory collapsed in Bangladesh, garment workers continue to face poverty wages, long hours, and poor working conditions.

A 2016 viral image of an octopus in a Miami parking garage became a symbol of how society must adapt and adjust as we face climate breakdown.

A warm week is upon us and some of us may choose to cool down by a body of water, but what does this mean for river-goers near a melting snowpack?

Bayview Hunters Point is the most polluted neighborhood in San Francisco. One group is helping to clean it up while also training youth for green collar careers.

More than 300 residents in Santa Cruz County remained in emergency shelters on Monday due to recent storm damage as the state awaits approval of a Presidential Major Disaster Declaration.

Two years ago, a landslide on the coast ended up covering an endangered species' habitat. Now, scientists are trying to find a safer habitat for marine snails harmed by a changing climate.

On Monday, the snow sensors in the Sierra Nevada proved what many skiers and mountain travelers could have guessed: California’s colossal 2023 snowpack is one of the largest on record.

The latest storm is dumping inches of rain and lashing the San Francisco Bay Area with high winds.