The state is trying a novel tactic in climate litigation, accusing the oil and gas industry of violating antitrust laws.

The agency says its new dataset is better, but ice measurements will take time. "Bad news for climate monitoring," one scientist lamented.

A standards-setting nonprofit is drafting guidelines that tell local officials how they can reduce pockets of deadly heat in cities.

Last year may mark a turning point, where the pace of data center development exceeds the ability of some regional electric grids to keep up.

The measure would have required that major climate polluters pay into a state resilience fund. But the bill didn’t attract enough support in the Democratic-controlled Statehouse.

The moves come on the heels of Gov. Abigail Spanberger (D) creating a new Cabinet-level role for energy.

In the past few years, a largely grassroots solar installation trend has taken shape across a handful of Michigan towns and counties.

When airborne embers land on plant-based garden mulches like pine bark, straw or wood chips, they ignite quickly and risk spreading fire.

Reporting requirements begin this month for about 300 to 400 firms with annual Scope 1, or direct, emissions of at least 100,000 metric tons.

Slower growth in energy storage capacity, coupled with natural gas shortages linked to the war, will leave India heavily reliant on coal and hydropower, as well as less predictable wind generation.

Dozens of startups working on data centers, mining and pharmaceuticals are hanging on Elon Musk's long-stalled megarocket.

Nations in Europe and Asia are delaying coal phase-outs and lifting restrictions. The resurgence could be long-term, analysts say.

The Trump administration takes aim at a 2024 lawsuit that seeks to force fossil fuel companies to pay the costs of addressing climate change

By threatening to create a public utility, city officials helped steer Tucson Electric Power toward an agreement where it would spend $56 million over 25 years on climate action.

The EU Commission letter reflects growing fears that the Iran war is sparking an all-out global economic crisis.

Producers of fuel made from agricultural products argue they should have a greater role in the EU’s clean fuel plans.

The European Commission plans to scrap the invalidation of certain permits in its Market Stability Reserve while leaving the volume thresholds and the absorption rate intact.

One option under discussion at the state-controlled bank is to extend loan maturities, allowing farmers to defer part of their payments to the end of existing contracts.

Dozens of people have died from extreme weather in the country so far this year.

The upfront costs of transitioning to clean energy and worries about rising utility bills are forcing tough choices for Democratic leaders.