Agency cuts, layoffs and policy shifts are throwing America’s role into question.

Sen. Markwayne Mullin could help revitalize FEMA if confirmed as Homeland Security secretary, lawmakers and experts say.

A multistate effort aims to educate policyholders about their danger — and how they can reduce it to receive premium discounts.

Voters were confused about where the money came from.

Gov. Kathy Hochul looks to change New York’s landmark climate law because of affordability concerns, reflecting a national clash between high energy prices and environmental goals.

"What this study shows is ... how heat and drought interact, amplifying the risks we face," said a climate scientist.

The European Commission doesn’t intend to levy penalties on green jet fuel suppliers even if they miss EU mandates.

The regime’s attacks on tankers and refineries could reverberate through the U.S. economy ahead of midterms.

A tech developer is trying to buy the Morgantown Generating Station to help power the AI boom.

Oklahoma Sen. Markwayne Mullin — who would oversee FEMA if confirmed as Homeland Security secretary — represents a state that frequently receives federal disaster aid.

The plan aligns with China’s aims of scaling up clean energy as it seeks to cut its dependence on imported oil and gas.

"You've got to show it. You’ve got to trace it. And I'm not seeing that," said one federal judge Thursday in response to arguments that EPA's inaction on climate change has harmed future generations.

A former employee of a real estate giant contends the company failed to account for climate risks when assembling retirement plans for workers.

Estimates show that crude could reach $108 a barrel, adding a significant boost to inflation and even pushing some European economies to the brink of recession.

The strategy has attracted capital as real estate investors look for ways to create natural hedges against spikes in fossil fuel prices, an official said.

Both industries are struggling to accommodate the turn in the Chinese economy away from investment led by property and public works toward greener, higher-tech growth.

Oil market turmoil from the Middle East conflict may reinforce Beijing’s push for renewables, electric vehicles and energy self-sufficiency.

Many countries may turn to coal as gas markets are upended in what one analyst called a "nightmare scenario for global energy security."

Oil companies are pushing courts to halt lawsuits against them while the industry seeks relief from the nation's highest bench.

The agency gave North Carolina $81 million for damage related to Hurricane Helene in 2024.