Surging oil and gas prices could increase inflation — a bad omen for a renewables industry that recently canceled projects because of higher costs.

A federal judge says the agency needs to comply with a December court order to restart a program that helps states prepare for natural disasters.

The leader of Climate United is taking a position with a wealth management firm.

Getting data centers to generate their own electricity may ease one obstacle to public acceptance of data centers. But it creates new hurdles.

Five senators told the Department of Homeland Security inspector general that the Federal Emergency Management Agency has ignored lawmaker queries.

Gov. Jeff Landry said the state is close to a settlement with the oil major that would help restore the Bayou State’s disappearing coast.

The Florida Legislature passed the measure that at one point was strongly opposed by the state’s insurance commissioner, who then dropped his opposition after the bill was tweaked on the Senate floor.

The higher average temperature was driven primarily by the area west of the Mississippi River, which largely missed out on winter this year, said a NOAA scientist.

As temperatures rise aboveground, the number of subway riders reporting uncomfortable conditions increases, says a new study.

Credits and offsets in Alberta’s carbon market, known as the TIER system, have fallen to $22.53, according to a price tracker.

The strategy aims to help mobilize $767 billion a year in investment in clean energy before 2030.

The lawyers who successfully won the law’s climate authority once thought of it as a placeholder for stronger legislation.

The ruling formally rejects a policy that President Donald Trump had put on hold amid concerns that stricter efficiency standards would increase housing costs.

A startup is selling the military mobile manufacturing units that produce fuel from carbon dioxide.

Despite an executive order to take control of wildfire rebuilding, the administration implemented only one minor regulation. Improved cooperation with local officials made further moves unnecessary, administration officials said.

Lawmakers rejected a precedent-setting bill to hold fossil fuel companies liable for some insurance costs after American Petroleum Institute opposition.

New legislation is part of Democrats deploying the Congressional Review Act against Trump administration rollbacks.

The administrator appointed industry representatives and a member of a group that disputes mainstream climate science.

The court wants to know whether and how Republicans' repeal of the Greenhouse Gas Reduction Fund affects the grants fight.

The carmaker is seeking new battery revenue streams as China’s dominant suppliers cut their prices and electric vehicle growth rates slow.