Conditions so far in 2026 raise fears of summer water shortages, crop failures and major blazes. Climate change is a culprit for heat.

The country’s low power bills are a result of big subsidies.

Attorneys for the alleged hacker-for-hire have said Exxon and one of its lobbying firms were involved in a plan to steal information from climate advocates.

Friends of the Earth is opposing a carbon removal pilot project that was approved by the Trump administration.

President Donald Trump has floated several — at times contradictory — ways for reopening the Strait of Hormuz, even as Iran’s blockade is already driving up prices and squeezing economies amid an uncertain future.

This year's Free Land protest is opposing what Indigenous people see as infringements of their land rights by corporations advancing farming, logging and mining projects.

Weak rainfall in one of the world’s major producers of rice, wheat, sugar and cotton can lead to water shortages, lower yields and higher imports of staples.

CATL has been expanding its mining footprint for much of the last decade, taking stakes in several overseas operations and expanding its own lithium projects at home.

"There's a lot at stake here," Rob Bonta says of the legal battle to restore EPA's endangerment finding, which underpins federal climate regs.

The Trump administration has removed references to climate change at several National Park Service sites.

The Trump administration extended industry's ability to flare gas during emergencies.

It's the latest move in a lawsuit against the administration's plans to shutter the National Center for Atmospheric Research.

The campaign from a Democratic-aligned group comes as gas prices top $4 a gallon.

A generation of workers that powered growth by digging coal from underground mines in Datong, a city known as China's coal capital, now seeks new livelihoods.

Beijing HyperStrong Technology's CEO said total deliveries are projected to reach 70 gigawatt-hours this year.

Bright, windy weather sparked a surge in renewable electricity supplies that overwhelmed demand over the weekend.

Storms and heavy rainfall began across Afghanistan about 12 days ago, affecting most of the country's 34 provinces.

Administrator Lee Zeldin says his agency can't regulate greenhouse gases without congressional approval. Some legal experts disagree.

A bill that passed Florida’s Legislature would prevent local governments from capping greenhouse gas emissions.

A federal judge says litigation can continue over Chubb's decision to bar a proposal to study the benefits of suing companies responsible for climate change.