The Virginia Department of Environmental Quality stepped into a fight over powering AI facilities with natural gas turbines. It could shape the industry’s future.

Republicans are blasting Canadian forest management after smoke recently reached Washington.

The Texas Water Development Board's decision means the state's water plan likely won't detail data centers' usage when it is finalized in 2027.

While intense heat disrupts operations for a variety of industries, it also creates business opportunities for others.

Efforts to combat plastic waste have gotten derailed by the divide over chemical recycling.

Heat causes coral to bleach, which can be fatal if it lasts long enough.

France has been through eight ecology ministers in nine years, and Macron’s environmental policies are splitting his supporters ahead of next year’s presidential election.

Illegal gold mining has become one of the Amazon’s greatest environmental threats, driving deforestation and mercury pollution of rivers across the region.

A Senate committee approved nominee Cameron Hamilton on Wednesday. But the full Senate might not act until after August recess.

GE Vernova saw its orders for gas turbines double in the second quarter.

Embracing solar engineering research that could help reduce global warming might also provide a temporary lifeline for fossil fuels, a former Trump adviser said.

Last month, the same judge ruled against the agency for canceling a $3B climate grant program.

With a single number, a new publicly available tracker scores — and highlights — the little-known climate pollution from data centers.

Water infrastructure company Kubota is buying atmospheric water harvesters made by AirJoule LLC to be initially deployed in California and Texas.

The excess mortality was the highest from any heat wave since 2003.

A record-dry winter and extreme heat — and decades of overuse, chronic drought and climate change — are threatening to pummel the lake to near historic lows.

The recent outages highlight the struggles of Libya, Tunisia and Algeria to keep decades-old facilities running and, in some cases, show an acute shortfall of fuels.

The House Education and Workforce Committee approved the legislation along party lines.

Manufacturers and green groups have already challenged the Trump administration’s decision to give industries five more years to phase out potent greenhouse gases.

The groups allege the Trump administration illegally ended a $7 billion Biden-era residential solar program.