The president invoked an obscure process to review the institution's federal grants over what he says is "climate fraud."

A third of the research offices the agency is evaluating to possibly close works in climate adaptation and wildfire prevention.

The latest Ratepayer Protection Act would apply more specifically to data centers.

The Trump EPA recently asked Congress to undo four more federal waivers underpinning California air pollution rules.

Fossil fuel firms claim the rules will trigger catastrophic supply disruptions if implemented next year.

MOPO rents out batteries charged at its own solar power plants, removing the need for customers and communities with limited income to invest in solar home systems or mini-grids.

Long regarded as an outlier scenario, climate tipping points are now making their way into portfolio analysis and even informing financial regulations.

Stories of people again surprised to find their homes inundated by rising rivers illustrate the challenges of trying to bolster early warning systems in a vast, rural area known as Flash Flood Alley.

FIFA President Gianni Infantino got some serious air time over the course of the 2026 World Cup, the tournament's most far-flung edition ever.

With states still brawling over how to share dwindling flows, the Trump administration is about to take control.

Former Minnesota Gov. Tim Pawlenty will also have to bridge policy differences inside the solar industry.

President Donald Trump’s latest pick to lead the Federal Emergency Management Agency faced a tense confirmation hearing last month.

The preparations come as meteorologists warn that El Niño is already underway and increasingly likely to strengthen through the remainder of the year.

More than one-third of species of shark are at risk of extinction due to overfishing, habitat degradation and climate change, according to officials.

A U.N. agency said Brussels’ draft bill “would undermine the only globally harmonized measure applying to CO2 emissions from international aviation and result in duplicative measures."

The region relies almost exclusively on technology to produce fresh water that sustains cities, hotels, industry and some agriculture.

Groups on both sides of the political spectrum are using a National Academies review of attribution science to score points ahead of a landmark Supreme Court case on climate liability.

A new POLITICO Poll found that Americans’ attitudes toward data centers have grown increasingly sour and politically polarized in the past six months.

The administration's deals are a major blow for states that were counting on that power to keep pace with growing energy demand and decarbonize their grids.

The new Public Policy Institute of California survey comes amid questions about electric vehicle affordability in the absence of federal rebates.