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.

The half-dozen lawmakers will lead the conversation on shaping the Assembly’s priorities on the issue.

The confirmation of Cameron Hamilton, nominee to lead FEMA, means he'll be in place for peak hurricane season.

The extreme weather has prompted health warnings for millions of people in several countries.

Climate change is making it costlier for Malaysian growers to produce quality durians, adding pressure as they compete with Thailand and Vietnam, which dominate a booming export market to China.

To facilitate this aim, Turkey confirmed it had joined the Coalition to Grow Carbon Markets, an initiative formed to bolster corporate demand for high-integrity carbon credits.

The company will benefit from its wide renewables portfolio, which ranges from wind turbine manufacturing to battery production.

The country has become a top purchaser of solar panels amid soaring energy prices and supply concerns. “Now is the time,” an analyst says.

A new study finds that global warming made this summer's fire conditions more likely to occur — not Canadian forest management.

Leaders of four Northeastern states asked Trump to reconsider denying them $227 million to recover from a February snowstorm.

Global warming, not climate policy, is bad for business, experts warn.

"Just like human beings, jet engines require lots of cool, dense air to perform well," said the CEO of Aero Consulting Experts.

South Korean President Lee Jae Myung instructed officials to view the ongoing heat wave as "a national disaster." In Japan, three lions died at a Tokyo zoo.

Rome will boost expenditures on green investment and military spending after the EU relaxed its strict spending rules, Giancarlo Giorgetti told parliament.

The country has emerged as one of Africa's largest carbon market destinations, attracting investments in clean cooking, renewable energy, mangrove restoration and forest conservation.

An appeals court ruling unfreezing the Greenhouse Gas Reduction Fund could be the big break for efforts to bring clean energy to communities around the country — or just the latest turn of the legal screw.

The three wildfires near Spokane have so far burned far fewer acres than other ongoing Washington fires. But they have wrought outsize destruction.

A bipartisan group of lawmakers discussed ways of advancing a host of legislation.

The Government Accountability Office says the disaster agency is at risk of failure and operates "in uncertainty and confusion."