The nation’s capital is among dozens of states, cities and counties that have sued the oil industry for misleading consumers about the dangers of fossil fuels.

Saving and greening European steel mills is now a key part of the EU’s defense strategy.

The Commerce Commission is examining the impact of climate targets on banks, including commitments imposed by the Net-Zero Banking Alliance.

This year’s Las Fallas festival has taken on special meaning after over 220 people died in October’s flooding in Spain.

A new executive order to create a national resilience plan signals that the president wants to overhaul disaster response while maintaining a federal role.

Four state attorneys general say the agency is violating separation of powers and causing “irreparable reputational harm to the green banks.”

The scrutiny comes as Solar for All and other Greenhouse Gas Reduction Fund programs face attacks from EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin.

A jury in North Dakota ordered Greenpeace to pay more than $660 million in damages to Dakota Access pipeline developer Energy Transfer.

As the world gets closer to the Paris agreement threshold, the World Meteorological Organization races to establish a single way to monitor current warming.

The Transportation secretary is threatening to cut off federal funds for New York City's transit agency unless it turns over information on crime and budget.

The deal would support an LNG facility linked to reports of a massacre in which 97 civilians were killed by government forces guarding the TotalEnergies project.

A new report from advocacy groups highlights connections between Justices Clarence Thomas and Samuel Alito and a nonprofit pressing the court to bring back the nondelegation doctrine.

The legislation would direct the state to create pipeline safety regulations and, once they’re in place, end the moratorium.

Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group follows two Tokyo-based rivals in leaving the Net-Zero Banking Alliance.

Last year's flood, triggered by weeks of relentless rainfall and the collapse of a nearby dam, brought about 15 percent of Maiduguri under water, swallowing entire neighborhoods.

Takeaways from the subscriber briefing on energy and the environment.

Some downplay the threat of global warming. Others question the efficacy of climate policy. All could be of interest to the new administration.

The plan by Administrator Lee Zeldin to fire scientists could disrupt environmental rules long after President Donald Trump leaves office.

The ruling orders EPA and climate change groups to return to court to argue about the fate of the money.

The long-delayed regulations would require some residents to clear combustible materials from within 5 feet of their homes.