A Pentagon effort to develop a hybrid-electric system for Bradley fighting vehicles began during Trump's first administration.

The request from South Carolina Rep. Joe Wilson comes as JBS prepares to join the New York Stock Exchange.

Advocates are urging the state to end a policy that waives penalties for oil and gas companies. Industry warns the move would raise gas prices.

Democrats postponed hearings on a pair of bills to assess climate damages on oil companies.

As natural disasters become more frequent, the U.S. is bearing the brunt of insured losses, said Swiss Re.

The study challenges the notion that the rise of antimicrobial resistance is solely due to the overconsumption of antibiotics.

The fires over the weekend in South Africa may have been started deliberately.

The plot being sold on Norway’s archipelago of Svalbard is the size of Manhattan; has 3 miles of coastline; and is full of mountains, fjords and wildlife.

The move plunges the congressionally mandated report into disarray and raises questions about whether the president will fill the void with pseudoscience.

Climate nonprofits that say they are about to go out of business will have to wait as the court considers whether EPA can terminate $20 billion in awards.

A recent investigation found "no evidence" that FEMA under Joe Biden deliberately avoided helping homes in Florida that backed Donald Trump.

They include a veteran FEMA administrator and emergency management leaders in Florida and Texas.

The measure renewed concerns among carbon capture critics about the potential for CO2 leaks.

The U.S. Green Building Council is updating its standards to account for rising seas and other effects of higher temperatures.

The U.K. government wants to “take back control” of energy supply — but is it swapping one dependence for another?

They are tapping everything from fungus to sawdust to make more environmentally friendly fats and oils.

Some producing countries like the Philippines and Indonesia are considering export restrictions, while consumers are being urged to switch to alternatives.

The EPA administrator's strategy for dismantling the scientific justification for climate rules could focus on the costs to industry.

The International Code Council is expected to vote Monday on a proposal for reducing flood damage in new construction.

Legislators are exploring ways to bring air conditioning to the state's prison system, where only about a third of detainees have regular access to cool air.