The lawsuit filed Monday claims that the bank is preventing the nonprofit from abiding by its contract with the federal government.

A new federal report downplaying or denying climate change could drive a reversal of climate rules and expansion of executive authority.

It continues President Donald Trump's move to walk away from global climate agreements.

The lawsuit represents the latest salvo in a battle with the Trump administration over the agency's Greenhouse Gas Reduction Fund.

The state will remain out of the regional carbon-trading program, pending appeal of a finding that the state's withdrawal was illegal.

Analysis shows the oil giant sharply increased its use of carbon credits to offset its emissions as the voluntary market faced criticism.

Twelve years ago, the states agreed to collectively promote electric vehicles. Supporters say their success shows the power of state-level rules and incentives.

A proposal to delay rules aimed at boosting electric truck sales is the latest sign of Democratic lawmakers’ growing discomfort over implementing a landmark climate law.

The council said Switzerland “had failed to comply with its duties” to combat climate change and meet emissions targets.

A member of the European Parliament argued that “the program provides insufficient financial control and accountability" for nongovernmental organizations.

“Butterflies have been declining the last 20 years,” a study co-author said. “And we don't see any sign that that’s going to end.”

The Justice Department is demanding documents from nonprofits that were awarded the money through the Inflation Reduction Act.

The Biden-era initiatives are meant to help major polluters like Indonesia increase renewable energy generation.

The agency is making the same move its director assailed before taking office, with more than 1,200 households losing eligibility for Federal Emergency Management Agency-paid hotel rooms.

A ruling Thursday that blocks a Trump administration funding freeze cites “acute harm” from the loss of Federal Emergency Management Agency payments.

The reluctance from key Democrats comes as state lawmakers seek to spend more on climate-related projects.

Florida Crystals faces allegations that it misled consumers by falsely advertising its products as friendly to the climate and environment.

The European Commission proposed changes last week that would rein in the scope of two ESG laws. But companies with business in the EU would still comply.

While consumers won’t have to pay the price directly, the costs will likely be passed on by fuel suppliers.

The facility is expected to come online in the second half of 2025 with the capability of removing 1,000 tons of carbon dioxide per year.