Justice Department lawyers are defending a FEMA program that environmentalists support.

Drivers are buying more electric cars and using less gasoline in plug-in hybrids, the International Energy Agency said.

A strategy outlined this week by Republican Gov. Patrick Morrisey highlights a state law that would steer half the sector’s tax revenue toward reducing and possibly eliminating statewide income taxes.

A Dutch bank published an analysis that estimated heat waves and drought could reduce gross domestic product across the European Union by 1 percent for 2026.

Bolsa Chica and Huntington state beaches reported more than 3,100 incidents so far this year, twice the number for all of 2025.

Dozens of miles of underground water pipes could prove useful beyond the winter months as the risk of wildfires grows.

The initial figures are based on an extrapolation of costs compiled by France’s official statistics agency.

Property insurers show “where their loyalties lie” in urging court to block climate lawsuits against oil and gas industry, environmentalists say.

Exxon and other fossil fuel producers told a court Tuesday that a lawsuit by the island's towns should have been filed within four years of Hurricane Maria.

The Democratic front-runner in the governor’s race has raised doubts about the state’s ambitious climate goals.

Anthropic and OpenAI haven’t disclosed their greenhouse gas emissions, made net-zero pledges or published sustainability reports as they prepare for IPOs.

Somalia has faced repeated cycles of prolonged drought followed by destructive flooding, which have displaced communities and worsened food insecurity.

Renewable energy adoption remains limited among smaller steel companies despite India's clean power capacity tripling over the past decade.

The agency's former CFO is trying to determine if federal officials provided Loomer with information about her termination.

State officials in blue states are increasingly embracing nuclear energy as nationwide demand for electricity surges and federal funding for renewables dries up.

A three-judge panel ordered the Energy Department to reconsider its 2024 rulemaking for ovens, stoves and cooktops.

California lawmakers are escalating their pushback against an overhaul to the state’s signature climate policy.

Gavin Newsom championed the rebate program as a response to Trump administration attacks on electric vehicles.

In May, California’s largest oil producer, California Resources, began burying carbon at Elk Hills. But questions about who has authority over the project remain unresolved.

From September, European companies won’t be able to make unfounded environmental claims. But they’ll also have no clear way of proving they’re true.