The state tried to link building codes to hazardous areas, provoking a yearslong backlash from rural communities.

S&P Global Ratings says shifting disaster costs to state and local governments would weaken them fiscally and raise borrowing costs.

The state is speeding up its timeline to cut the carbon intensity of fuels, which could increase gasoline prices by between 6 and 15 cents per gallon.

Congressional leaders are focused on raising new revenue to shore up the Highway Trust Fund.

Countries jostle to fill the vacuum left by Washington at midyear negotiations.

Copenhagen's bold climate credentials face the hard grind of EU politics — and a bloc more interested in competitiveness than carbon cuts.

The firm is still awaiting final regulatory approvals for its genetically modified ingredient, according to CEO Peter McGuinness.

Designed to hover above the Earth for months at a time, Sceye’s monitoring stations can capture real-time data on wildfires, flooding and greenhouse gases.

Meteorologists called the end of the DOD program "insanity" and "alarmingly bad news" as the 2025 Atlantic hurricane season ramps up.

Ireland is the latest European nation to stop using coal for electricity generation as the region adopts renewables to meet climate mandates.

The ruling is preliminary. A state union will argue in court Friday to reverse the hiring of a law firm to handle a climate case against the oil industry.

The green group's foundation said it's moving its reserves to firms that emphasize sustainability or the environment.

Fire season is fueling momentum in Washington for drones, AI and forest-mapping tech. California companies are leading the charge.

The California Air Resources Board announced plans to revoke the rule in January.

The commission president is acknowledging a new alternative right-wing majority as she fights to preserve her signature political achievement.

The move risks weakening the bloc’s international green ambitions.

The victims included 38 children. More than 4,000 people have been left homeless across the Eastern Cape province.

The wider Athens area, as well as several Aegean islands, were on Level 4 of a 5-level scale for the danger of wildfires due to the weather conditions.

New research suggests that a rapidly warming Arctic is driving long-lasting summer extremes, like this month's sweltering temperatures.

The Center for Biological Diversity says EPA has ignored a Freedom of Information Act request asking for names of companies that have sought exemptions to Clean Air Act regulations.