The Department of the Environment rejected federal regulators' argument that there was an error in the state permit issued to US Wind.

Biodiversity restoration is no longer ring-fenced in the EU budget. Campaigners fear that means green funds will flow to industrial programs.

President Lee Jae Myung said the government will push to designate areas hit hard by the downpours as special disaster zones to boost recovery aid.

All governmental offices, banks and businesses in Tehran province will be closed Wednesday, said an official.

Generally, most bees are heat-tolerant, but as the climate warms, some experts think their ability to fend off disease and gather food might become harder.

Government spacecraft would be available for purchase under a plan being discussed by the Trump administration.

The office created under President Joe Biden to run the $27 billion Greenhouse Gas Reduction Fund has been turned into an oversight arm.

Top Republicans say they're focused on the nuts and bolts of disaster policy in the aftermath of the deadly flash floods.

The International Court of Justice heard testimony from more than 100 nations and organizations in the lead-up to its decision.

The National Association of Counties passed a resolution opposing efforts to limit climate lawsuits against the oil and gas industry.

Democrats pared back one of the state's preeminent policies to restore trust with voters frustrated by the high cost of living.

Parliament’s centrist and left-wing forces have vowed to try to stop Ondřej Knotek from stalling work on the 2040 target.

Asian countries are offering to buy more U.S. liquefied natural gas as a way to alleviate tensions over American trade deficits and forestall higher tariffs.

Interest in financial products claiming to target environmental, social and governance goals is flagging amid politically motivated attacks.

New data shows record numbers of Californians cannot get coverage from insurance companies and must rely on the state insurer of last resort.

DOJ and its Republican allies urged the Maryland Supreme Court to ditch three cases accusing the oil industry of misleading the public about climate change.

The rescission package passed by Republicans early Friday gives the White House a free hand to pull back money for the popular environmental treaty.

Auditors who decide whether climate projects on the market are actually helpful have a conflict of interest that encourages approval.

A World Bank report outlines the amount of excess natural gas that is burned off, a practice that wastes energy and increases climate-warming emissions.

It’s the latest effort to block attorneys general from partnering with a Michael Bloomberg-backed fellowship program.