Climate Change
U.S. governments large and small go green
From Greensburg, Kansas, to New York City, all forms of local, state and federal U.S. governments are going green. Learn more here.
Hurricane forecasts in the Caribbean can save lives
Learn how NOAA and USAID help Caribbean countries prepare for and protect themselves against hurricanes and tropical storms.
U.S. reaffirms trans-Atlantic and NATO ties with Europe
Secretary of State Antony Blinken visited allies in Germany, France, Italy and the Vatican to address shared concerns and global challenges.
G7 leaders commit to countering climate change
Leaders from the G7 nations announced new partnerships and initiatives to tackle climate change around the world. Learn more here.
What is Arctic diplomacy and why does it matter?
The U.S. is working with partners on the Arctic Council to address climate change and the changing environment in the Arctic region.
Protecting the ocean from 5 big threats [photo gallery]
Learn about some of the most pressing challenges to ocean health, how the U.S. government is working to address them, and what you can do to help.
United States is a committed partner in the Arctic
The United States is working with Arctic partners to ensure a peaceful, prosperous and environmentally healthy future for the region.
These volunteers and fellows will take on California’s climate issues
The new California Climate Action Corps, a group of community volunteers and paid fellows, will work with the state's government on environmental problems.
U.S. supports prosperity in the Western Hemisphere
The U.S. public and private sectors are working to help people in Latin America with pandemic recovery, economic opportunity and climate change solutions.