The authors were informed Monday of the action, which jeopardizes public dissemination of the report on the fast-changing region.

The planned Pecos County facility may generate the most greenhouse gas emissions of any single site in the country.

The legislation will ensure natural disaster relief payments aren't taxed.

The proposal would add pipelines and renewable power generation to the mix of traditional farming, ranching, forestry and other “agricultural land” now subject to disclosure.

But the court said agencies can't be forced to pay out grants, part of a broader fight over whether grant terminations are contractual breaches.

The biggest drag is expected to come from people struggling to work in extreme heat.

Provisional data show that England and Wales have had their driest July in records dating back to 1836.

Scores of firefighters, backed by 43 helicopters, have been deployed to battle wildfires that have burned more than 264,000 acres of forests and other land across the Southeast Asian nation.

The state-run company is expanding into mining of other minerals and generating green power as India inches closer to achieving net-zero emissions goal by 2070.

Some environmentalists are looking to rebuild a cordial relationship with Gov. Kathy Hochul as they look for alignment after a bitter fight over the state’s climate law.

Cameron Hamilton's arrival Monday as FEMA's first permanent administrator in Donald Trump's second term portends changes to disaster aid.

The California governor made his first public remarks detailing his priorities for this year on the issue.

The agency said it reached an agreement with groups affected by billions of dollars in frozen funds. Money will not flow while the case goes through the appeals process.

Gov. Spencer Cox has drawn support across the political spectrum for "Operation Gigawatt” as his state tries to plan for surging power demand.

Dry seasons have become a fixture of European farming. The EU’s crisis tools still treat them as a surprise.

The Maldives has championed itself as a country fighting its vulnerability to climate change, but the government has said sacrifices must be made at times in favor of development.

The Bureau of Reclamation said that water from Glen Canyon Dam would not be released “due to significant hydropower generation concerns under already strained system conditions."

Heavy rains have created a risk of severe flooding in Zhejiang province, and authorities have warned of severe landslide risks.

A fight over USDA immigration and diversity policies held up $15 million in wildfire-prevention grants for an area in Washington state that’s now burning.

Occidental Petroleum's project in West Texas was supposed to start in late 2024. Scientists say carbon removal is essential to slowing climate change.