Climate change is reeking having on American sewage systems. Kyle Bagenstose from USA Today takes us behind the headline.

With world leaders gathered in Glasgow for the United Nations' annual climate summit, Rick Newman from Yahoo Finance shares his take on the climate crisis: there's a lot more talk than action, and we need to acknowledge that global warming's impact is inevitable.

Ryan Dezember from The Wall Street Journal explains how companies are using manure to produce energy and replace fossil fuels.

Jim Carlton from The Wall Street Journal details the reasons why the wildfires across the western U.S. have been especially devastating this year.

Worried about its negative impact on the planet some cities are banning natural gas in new homes. Elizabeth Weise from USA Today explains the shift to carbon-neutral alternatives.

Climate change has become a central issue for most of the 2020 Democratic candidates. Ben Geman from Axios explains why it may be hard to get any action through Washington.

Paper straws are a great alternative to pollutive plastic straws, right? Maybe not that much. The Atlantic's Annie Lowrey makes her case for other alternatives.

U.S. says Tehran is to blame for attacks on fuel tankers, some in the GOP break on climate change, and California infant to break World Record of youngest person to visit all 50 states.

Democrats hoping to push climate change as a key issue may be in for a surprise. Valerie Richardson from the Washington Times has the story.

Josh Siegel from the Washington Examiner explains how Republicans plan on taking over climate change.

Ledyard King from USA Today explains why 2020 Democratic candidates are more welcoming to nuclear power.

With many in D.C. feeling the "Green New Deal" is a non-starter, one climate-conscious Republican is pitching an alternative. Jerry Seib from the Wall Street Journal has the story.

Listen as USA Today's Doyle Rice tells Jennifer Kushinka how much of the natural disasters in July are due to climate change.

EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt has made several widespread changes to the department, including shaking up the science advisory board and bringing in staff who openly challenge the assumptions of climate change. USA Today Washington Correspondent Ledge King joins us with more.

The Wall Street Journal's Heather Haddon breaks down how farmers are trying to adapt to a string of volatile weather.

Rick Newman from Yahoo! Finance has some tips on how to cash in on climate change.

President Obama has stepped up his climate change agenda. Amy Harder from the Wall Street Journal has the story.