President Donald Trump’s allies are urging him to take control of a small spit in the Persian Gulf that controls nearly all Iran’s oil exports.

Higher gas prices in Europe and the U.S. could create economic and political incentives for solar, wind, batteries and other clean technology.

Some companies are raising rates 50 percent as the risk of attacks rises in the Persian Gulf.

A new petition to the high court marks the latest effort by conservative groups to revive the nondelegation doctrine.

Recently passed legislation and budget riders will cement the commonwealth's participation in the Northeast's cap-and-trade system.

Gov. Kathy Hochul is pressing forward with an effort to change New York’s 2019 climate law, raising concerns about the costs of achieving the goals.

Fewer than 2 percent of Con Edison's heat pump customers signed up for a program that would have reduced their annual bills by roughly $500.

A new study found that a combination of intensive agriculture and global warming are critical factors in the acceleration of bird population decline.

Temperatures in the state plunged low enough to kill off small plants and grasses that are now tinder-dry and rapidly burning.

U.S. emissions are rising as coal trends shift under President Donald Trump.

Congressional Democrats have accused a judicial education center of caving under political pressure.

The Trump administration has said EPA’s climate authority usurps that of states. At the same time, the agency has backed away from its own power to curb greenhouse gas emissions.

The Trump administration will quit the U.N. Framework Convention on Climate Change in one year.

The postponement comes as the Trump administration seeks to torpedo the rule that forces more than 8,000 polluters to report emissions.

A new poll found that Republicans and independents oppose the electric vehicle proposal, while a slight majority of Democrats back it.

Gov. Kathy Hochul’s administration is teeing up its push to revise the state’s 2019 climate law.

The call would allow businesses to pollute for free, undermining the bloc’s long-standing Emissions Trading System.

The company is seeking to capitalize on one of the hottest sectors of the U.S. economy: powering data centers.

The agency’s effort to maintain methane rules could create legal woes as it argues greenhouse gas curbs lack clear congressional backing.

Mass Save would see a billion-dollar cut under legislation advanced Thursday. Critics called it counterproductive.