The United Nations is pressuring 100 nations to strengthen their carbon goals in New York. Some governments won't be participating.

A Harvard climate institute and a Washington think tank are leading a new institute to study climate change and risk to financial markets.

House lawmakers urged the Trump administration to be more aggressive about developing respirators.

AirCo’s sustainable aviation fuel could be commercialized next year, its CEO says.

The request from municipal officials comes as congressional Republicans draft a follow-up to the bipartisan infrastructure law of 2021.

The governor said the state will instead continue to invest in infrastructure improvements.

China stands ready to fill the gap as EU infighting leaves a vacuum in global climate talks.

Water experts said the city's explosive growth and mismanagement of sewage have damaged a centuries-old network of cascading lakes.

The market is new, but some researchers and entrepreneurs think electric tractors will be ideal for farmers who care about sustainability.

The deadline has passed for his Cabinet to identify treaties like the U.N. Framework Convention on Climate Change they want axed.

The Charybdis was expected to facilitate a wind power building boom. Now, its future is clouded as the president wages war on the industry.

A new report warns that plans for oil, gas and coal will make it harder to limit global warming to 2 degrees Celsius or less.

A program approved by the Legislature would mirror efforts in Alabama and Louisiana that help homeowners install wind-resistant roofs.

Lower gasoline prices and higher electricity costs have negated EVs' financial advantage. Those factors can change quickly.

The country’s third party said the policy, adopted in 2019, is “no longer practically possible."

“Climate change is rapidly and actively changing the geopolitical dynamics” in the region, an Arctic researcher says.

Scientists at China’s Tsinghua University found that early deaths could rise to six times the levels of 2010-2014 by next century.

The Chinese manufacturer participated in project bidding for the 26-megawatt turbine, obtaining “a small batch” of orders, said an official.

The Southeast Asian city-state aims to boost trade with Africa and meet its own net-zero ambitions.

As governor of North Dakota, Doug Burgum bragged about his state’s wind energy. He shed those views when he became Interior secretary.