As the nation grapples with another record-setting heatwave, the 3,000-year-old complex shut down to protect workers and tourists alike.

Two climate activists affixed images of a flooded Tuscan town to the glass panel protecting Botticelli's fifteenth century masterpiece.

Venetian authorities previously announced plans to charge a €5 admission fee to limit daytime visitors.

By targeting museums, climate activists are affirming both the urgency of the crisis and art's unique political power.

Multiple cultural landmarks in the historic Hawaiian town of Lahaina were ravaged by the blazes.

Scotland remains the biggest oil producer and the second-largest gas producer in Europe.

The work, on view at the Venice Design Biennale, critiques the misguided effort to secure cities from the effects of climate change.

The piece may have been destroyed.

The protestors stand behind their action.

The international air travel undertaken by many attendees may continue to be an issue.