Roger Worthington, one of the lawyers at the center of a huge climate lawsuit against the oil and gas industry, faces congressional scrutiny.

The groups accuse the Supreme Court justice of endorsing climate science by writing the foreword to a judicial reference manual.

The new budget adds reporting requirements for the power-hungry facilities. But more aggressive requirements were left out.

POLITICO calculations show thousands of excess deaths across six worst-hit countries.

Extreme heat forces the country to shut down nuclear reactors, just as the appetite for cheap, carbon-free electricity is set to explode.

Meanwhile in Spain, 10 people were still unaccounted for Monday from a fire that ripped through a remote southern community last week.

Restored ecosystems in drylands can become increasingly self-sustaining over time, but they still require careful management and long-term monitoring.

President-elect Abelardo de la Espriella has pledged to revive Colombia’s oil sector and voiced support for fracking.

Wind and solar generated more power than coal and nuclear during the first half of the year. Will that trend continue?

A green group has asked a state court to scrap a permit for a facility designed to power artificial intelligence.

California residents can expect the El Niño to bring both high wildfire and flood risk this year.

While New York pushed back a near-term climate goal, Gov. Kathy Hochul touted the state’s solar deployment, a major new transmission line and plans to boost nuclear power to achieve its 2050 net-zero target.

Temperatures will be 15 to 25 degrees Fahrenheit warmer than normal in many areas, including at night, officials said.

The boats are commonly made of carbon fiber, fiberglass and PVC foam, which take a lot of energy to produce in processes that emit carbon pollution.

Officials warn a deal with South American nations could undercut British farmers.

Europe is the world’s fastest-warming continent, with temperatures increasing twice as fast as the global average since the 1980s, according to officials.

California’s insurance commissioner is trying to weaken Consumer Watchdog as it fights a plan to help property insurers in the state.

Fossil fuel companies had tried to dismiss the lawsuit, which was filed by a woman whose mother died during the 2021 Pacific Northwest heat dome.

A group of insurgent Democrats have won House primaries in recent weeks. They could have a major impact on how the party deals with the environment.

EPA chief Lee Zeldin proposed key changes to a nitrogen oxides emissions rule — but will also leave numerical standards in place.