The attorney said GOP lawmakers are doing Big Oil’s bidding to stamp out expensive litigation.

The state is employing an integrated approach to quicken and deepen its recovery from a major wildfire in 2022.

The World Meteorological Organization predicts that the world's hottest year, so far, will come before 2030.

The refusal of the COP31 host country to recognize Cyprus has made things awkward for the EU.

They warned that the number of free carbon permits under the Emissions Trading System needs dramatic readjustments.

Rising sea levels, storm surges and other factors have intensified coastal erosion in Puerto Rico, the government said in a statement.

As more people, houses, solar farms and infrastructure move into areas prone to hail, the risk and damage increases, an expert said.

Steven Guilbeault will exit the Liberal caucus as the prime minister breaks with former Prime Minister Justin Trudeau on climate policy.

“Oman will behave just like everybody else or we’ll have to blow them up,” he told reporters at the White House.

The White House is reviewing EPA’s rollback of some Biden-era standards for some coal- and gas-fired power plants.

The senior Senate Democrat wants a training manual for judges to include a chapter on climate change.

Members of the task forces said the department has stopped communication, saying DOE has "gone dark" on the committees.

Nationally prominent Resilient Florida has spent $1.8 billion since 2021 on flood protection. But it faced a huge cut in state funding.

Gov. Kathy Hochul secured a significant loosening of the state’s emissions reduction requirements and some modest changes to utility rate making.

Brussels must require tech companies to disclose data centers’ energy and water use, the European Environment Agency says.

Companies transporting pharmaceuticals, food and high-value technology goods such as microchips are particularly vulnerable to temperature, humidity and delays.

"Other mountainous regions of the world ... have all experienced a steep decline in snow cover but not at the rate that we saw in the Greek mountains," a snow hydrologist said.

The Trump administration has swept away climate change policies, Democrats are focused on energy costs, and environmental groups have gone quiet.

Countries are building more coal-fired power plants and keeping old ones open "as a form of system insurance," according to a nonprofit that tracks energy infrastructure.

Possible contenders are near projects that have already been canceled, are still far from construction and are saddled with hefty price tags.