The justices could rule soon to limit district court judges' ability to issue orders that apply nationwide — with major implications for climate and energy programs.

Hung over from a failed push into offshore wind, Democrats are pitching alternatives while Republicans hope to weaponize rising electricity bills.

Supersonic jets have been prohibited from flying over U.S. land for a half-century. The president says it’s "stifling American ingenuity."

Global investments in zero-emission power is expected to lap fossil fuel spending, the IEA said.

Opposition to these reports first surfaced about three years ago when GOP lawmakers and activists began pressing companies to scale back such efforts.

A recently inaugurated underground metro line in the commercial hub of Mumbai was flooded after the city was lashed by record-heavy rains.

As the planet heats up and weather whiplash spreads, compound weather events are raising risks across the world.

The proposal still needs be approved by Parliament.

The state was struggling to cut planet-warming emissions before the president began pushing for more gas pipelines and less renewable development.

The U.N. Ocean Conference will focus on climate change and other environmental issues that puts it "at odds" with the U.S., the State Department said.

The Tesla CEO has spent months alienating EV buyers. Now, his company stands to lose federal support and contracts from an angry Republican president.

Mast Reforestation is selling carbon-removal credits as it restores forests that were incinerated by wildfires.

The expected frequency of flooding is one reason the city’s health department ranks it as more pressing than cyberattacks or pandemics.

California’s controversial rail project is about to lose federal funding, but powerful Democrats are doubling down on their support.

The agenda is “no longer dictated solely by traditional powers like the G7, but involves influential leadership from emerging economies,” said former Secretary of State John Kerry.

Countries would set their own water efficiency targets under the proposal, which would not be legally binding.

Hail hammers U.S. roofs, cars and crops to the tune of $10 billion a year in damage. Project ICECHIP observes hailstorms from the inside to see how they form.

The generative model rolled out two weeks ago contradicts the administrator on the dangers of warming.

Nearly 600 employees have left the National Weather Service in recent months. Meteorologists say 125 new hires will still leave the agency dangerously understaffed.

At least 16 states this year considered cryptocurrency reserve bills, including one that passed in New Hampshire.