The measure passed by both chambers this week would send billions of dollars to lower-income communities reeling from catastrophes.

Gov. Kathy Hochul has more time to make difficult decisions about reducing emissions, but the state’s energy battles are far from settled.

The mayor ordered city offices to draft requirements for ensuring the safety of municipal workers in high temperatures.

The Golden State's top legal officer said the administration's deal would hinder the state's climate and energy goals.

Rainfall has helped the South Texas city delay a plan to impose new water restrictions on residences and refineries.

Climate change, poor infrastructure and distracted politicians all play a role.

Extreme heat has forced the cancellation of plans to discuss the impact of extreme heat.

The data for part of the equatorial Pacific shows it to be the largest warm deviation from the historical average for June since 1981.

POLITICO grilled multiple candidates on energy policy at an event Tuesday.

The European Commission’s original version of the grids package required grid operators to set aside 25 percent of unspent congestion revenues to finance cross-border projects to benefit broader connectivity.

The voluntary initiative was not presented to the industry ahead of time.

In declining to hear the case, the justices sidestepped a broader fight over limits on the power of Congress.

Every Democrat running for attorney general supports a lawsuit that Boulder has filed against the oil and gas industry. Republicans say it could threaten the state’s energy industry.

Utilities are leaning into a regulatory future free of carbon restrictions. But they are mindful of a potential future about-face.

The oil major said natural gas will fuel a proposed generating plant that would not initially be connected to the grid.

The human rights case comes nearly a year after the International Court of Justice found that countries have a legal duty to tackle climate change.

FEMA hasn't developed floodplain maps in many less-populated areas, including some Michigan counties that recently experienced unprecedented flooding.

Extreme feels-like temperatures, heat stress days and tropical nights have all become dramatically more frequent, long and severe over the past six decades, a study finds.

The missive was signed by Modernisation Fund recipients Bulgaria, Croatia, Czechia, Estonia, Greece, Hungary, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland, Romania, Slovakia and Slovenia.

The Rhine is one of Europe’s most important trade arteries, with petroleum products accounting for more than a fifth of cargo transported on it in 2024.