Automakers are concerned that a little-noticed regulatory tweak could eventually force them to quadruple their electric vehicle production.

The Trump administration told a federal court that it's considering intervening in a case by the NAACP and Southern Environmental Law Center against the billionaire's company xAI.

It's cheap and easy, and supporters see plug-in solar as a way to drive a bigger cultural shift around renewable energy. But obstacles remain.

The state-chartered insurer of last resort continues to expand. But a slowing growth rate suggests market improvements, officials say.

Although he holds stock in oil and gas companies that would be affected by the decision, Justice Samuel Alito doesn’t have holdings in the companies in this specific appeal.

The Trump administration is working to undo the 2024 greenhouse gas standards for coal- and gas-fired power plants.

Aerosols reduced global solar generation by 5.8 percent in 2023, researchers said.

According to data collected by farming advocates, more than 600 of the states's 6,500 farms reported nearly $40 million in damage.

The proposal, due Tuesday, still offers EU producers a partial climate reprieve, but plans to weaken the carbon levy have been dropped.

The decision is the latest blow to international efforts to combat global warming.

A geoengineering company would use tiny specks of silica to block sun rays — and make billions of dollars.

The companies argue suits by state and local governments are barred by federal law and threaten to impose "ruinous" costs on industry.

The department quietly changed grid operators on the directive in March. But one of the operators said it's not responsible for the plant.

The Trump administration argues automakers can't sell enough EVs to meet the Biden-era standard. EPA is planning a broader rewrite.

In addition to disrupting weather patterns globally, “it increases the chance that we will see a record-breaking global average temperature," said a meteorologist.

Less than half the banks examined had begun climate stress testing work, and none disclosed the results of the exercises, found a new report.

“Where China leads, others follow,” said Simon Stiell, executive secretary of the UNFCCC.

Currently, 6 million Somalis face food insecurity, according to a new report. But aid funding has dropped, and the outlook is "deeply concerning."

The conservative justice, who owns significant sums of oil and gas stock, has not recused himself from a major climate change case that could benefit the fossil fuel industry.

FEMA will no longer challenge court decisions that had invalidated its effort to force states to comply with immigration enforcement.