Here's an inside look at how a climate regulation became a battleground between the U.S. and Europe.

Boiling temperatures taxed regional grids in ways that are rarely seen due in part to data centers and climate change.

Blistering temperatures and widespread power outages led to record rates of emergency-room visits related to heat, CDC data shows.

TeraWulf announced a 20-year lease agreement with Anthropic for a data center site that has drawn pushback.

European steelmakers and industry groups have for months lobbied Brussels to include such a provision in the proposed Industrial Accelerator Act.

The Chinese products’ high convenience for usage, affordable pricing and installation cost savings could structurally benefit key manufacturers in the long run.

An expected power shortage would most likely need to be met with an increase in coal-fired electricity generation, the report said.

Another heat wave in Europe is fueling dangerous conditions for wildfires.

The buildings were built to keep warm in cold winters, not stay cool in prolonged periods of high temperatures.

Pushback in a ruby-red county with a rich archaeological history stalls a planned project.

The U.S. Energy Information Administration has nearly tripled its prediction for new gas plant capacity over the next few years.

State senators said climate programs would curb costs over the long term.

Emergency services came under scrutiny as the country’s 112 hotline “did not function properly” during the crisis.

The ruling comes just days after New York’s gas appliance ban survived a legal challenge.

Access to cooling technology could be a bigger concern as climate change impacts temperatures across the globe, even in a cooler region like New England.

Die-offs of seabirds occur periodically, but they are becoming more frequent as the planet warms and oceans heat up.

As Canada faced down humidity last week, planners are already eyeing a very different heat challenge for Morocco in 2030.

Greek authorities urged residents in parts of Thessaloniki to remain indoors and shut their windows and doors due to toxic smoke.

An Indian government report last year found that of the region’s 697 natural lakes, 315 have disappeared and 203 have shrunk since 1967.

Mandatory hydration breaks are forcing soccer to rethink its traditions as climate change pushes temperatures higher.