President Donald Trump's jawboning of the markets is sending the wrong signals to oil producers by keeping crude prices artificially low.

Colombia's environment minister opens up about the country's effort to sidestep the U.N.'s slow-moving climate process.

A state judge found that the courts can't dictate energy policy.

The EPA administrator was quick to spar on a variety of fronts, including chemicals, climate change and the administration’s drive to deregulate.

The state activated a pair of 20-year power contracts for the country's first major offshore wind farm.

The Legislature last year eliminated a 2030 deadline to cut emissions. Environmentalists say the move opened the door for the state to soft-pedal its clean energy ambitions.

Gov. Kathy Hochul and legislative leaders continue to discuss weakening deadlines in the state’s 2019 climate law.

Behind the headline growth is a big shift, with investors moving away from riskier early-stage bets toward infrastructure supporting commercially viable technologies.

A new investigation claims Italian tanneries owned by LVMH are seeking exemptions to EU deforestation law while importing hides linked to Paraguayan forest loss.

Chad’s deputy prime minister said another 10 people were wounded in Saturday’s clashes in Igote village in Wadi Fira province near the Sudan border.

Climate change is widely believed to be having an effect on tick numbers: Ticks like warm, humid weather, and more can be seen after a mild winter.

The justices sided with fossil fuel companies facing coastal erosion lawsuits in Louisiana. The ruling could complicate their fight against financial responsibility for climate change.

EPA plans to repeal its 2024 power plant standards by citing doubts about two benchmark technologies, according to utility industry insiders.

Scientists warn that record-breaking heat in the Pacific Ocean could mean a summer of severe storms and humid heat.

The GOP last year moved to phase out a host of energy tax incentives. Some want them back.

Researchers blame a number of factors including rising temperatures causing fuel to dry out and be more flammable.

The move to reopen comes less than a year after 27 children and counselors were killed in a flood.

“The climate battle will really be won by whether we succeed in Asia,” the unit's CEO said.

Starting this year, provinces will be graded on efforts to ensure China’s carbon dioxide emissions peak before 2030.

The gathering in Colombia marks a breakaway effort to accelerate climate action after years of plodding progress under the United Nations.