Insurance Commissioner Ricardo Lara announced Friday he had approved a new policy by the FAIR Plan to cover multimillion-dollar properties, eight months after he first announced the deal.

AB 1111 would push back the state’s ban on fossil fuel bus purchases to 2045.

California Energy Commission staff recommended upholding local officials' rejection on environmental and zoning grounds.

Morgan Stanley, JPMorgan and an international banking group have quietly concluded that climate change will likely exceed the Paris Agreement's 2 degree goal.

Green banking groups argue that EPA's attempt to cancel their federal funding runs counter to last year's Supreme Court decision to curtail agency power.

The world’s most-populous country and third-largest carbon emitter will regulate "carbon intensity" to slow emissions increases as it grows.

Friends of the Earth Netherlands has expanded its climate targets, filing a lawsuit that charges ING is contributing to global warming.

The Senate will hold its first hearing this week on the upcoming highway bill.

The European Union's current targets stipulate that all cars sold in the region’s single market should be emissions-free by 2035.

Emissions fell by 1.8 percent last year to 366 million tons of carbon dioxide equivalent.

Peak measurement taken this month was about 30,000 square miles smaller than the lowest previous peak in 2017, a difference about the size of California.

The drone will deliver infrared images, among other things, and works in combination with a fire detection system that’s already being used in several countries.

The move is part of a wholesale review of 56 FEMA programs to ensure they meet President Donald Trump's immigration enforcement efforts.

The planned 25 percent tariff on imported automobiles is a gut punch for most electric vehicle makers, whose supply chains are rooted in China.

The EV company’s popularity has wilted in Europe and among left-leaning consumers.

Climate experts whose research is funded by federal grants hide, whisper and wait for their jobs to disappear.

A federal judge rejected oil companies' efforts to move the lawsuit out of the state court where it was first filed.

The rule would have required companies to provide climate information to investors. Its demise was expected under the Trump administration.

A House bill to bar environmental, social and governance investing also emerged this week.

Lawmakers are concerned about shifting funds from climate and pollution programs, but acknowledged a lack of options.