The administration says the shutdown prevented its work on the case. But greens say EPA is “racing” to repeal the endangerment finding.

GE Vernova reported increasing sales of grid equipment to technology companies racing to plug in new data centers.

The move comes as the Trump administration has set its sights on stopping the industry’s growth.

Private companies — led by Tesla — constructed thousands of new EV ports during the third quarter.

A new study says the region has shifted into a new climate state — and the transition began decades ago.

Researchers found that 90 percent of organic aerosols over Long Island were affected by climate events like extreme heat and wildfire smoke.

The EU should learn from losing its solar panel industry to China and protect its share of green tech as it surges around the world.

Its computing power can make buildings more efficient, charge devices at optimal times, make oil and gas production less polluting, and schedule traffic lights, for example.

The wealth fund is emerging as an outspoken proponent of AI as some other money managers eye the technology cautiously.

The center-right government that won power in late 2023 has softened a number of initiatives aimed at tackling emissions, citing their impact on farmers and business.

The administration said the government shutdown has prevented Department of Justice attorneys from working on the case.

A Greek veto prevents the EU from reendorsing a global carbon price on shipping in its position for next month’s climate summit.

The Department of Homeland Security says the Biden administration noted the presence of placards supporting Donald Trump 100 times after Hurricane Helene hit North Carolina in 2024.

An international tracking effort is gaining steam, as more fossil fuel companies agree to take field measurements of their emissions.

The joint venture seeks to challenge a rapid expansion of Chinese automakers in Central and South America.

The European Commission is reviewing rules designed to accelerate the automotive sector’s green transition.

The surprise decision follows a string of unexpected changes to the EU’s main tool to end deforestation.

Users will be able to track unusual temperatures, heavy rainfall, as well as drought periods going back as far as January 1981.

“Deepening and integrating EU capital markets is critical to support the large-scale investments we need," Christine Lagarde said.

Homes in Kipnuk were washed away on Oct. 12, months after the Trump administration canceled a project to stabilize an eroding riverbank.