When it comes to climate change impact, few institutions have cast a longer and heavier shadow than the United States ...

Emissions from U.S. military operations are expected to exceed those of the entire nation of Ethiopia next year.

The study's lead author told Newsweek that sustained cuts to expenditures could produce annual energy savings similar to the ...

New research shows that even with modest reductions in military funding, the United States would keep a whole lot of carbon ...

The U.S. military burns massive amounts of fuel. New research from the University of Utah shows how cuts to defense spending ...

Exclusive: Software safety engineer Deborah Hale says she flagged potentially deadly issues with a U.S. missile system, but was fired for speaking up ...

Kai Ryssdal takes over the mic today as he digs into the U.S. military’s climate change paradox. While the military is fueling the climate crisis, it’s also on the frontlines of the fallout ...

What Does Military Readiness Mean in a Warming World? NATO seems worried about climate change. But stopping climate change probably means cutting defense spending.

Documents from the 1950s and 1960s show how the Pentagon poured support into climate and cold-region research to boost the national defense.

The Trump administration has signaled the military won't be focusing on climate change, a move that follows decades of climate research.

Britain and Germany are set to develop a new “super-missile” as the two countries vowed to protect each other from attack, ...