Heavy rains began last week, causing the key Ndjili River to overflow and submerge hundreds of buildings.

The project's largest site is home to critically endangered and endemic mammals, birds and turtles and to several Indigenous groups.

The Homeland Security secretary outlined "workforce transition programs" in an email Monday evening.

The decision to defer maintenance of the Joint Polar Satellite System threatens to degrade the accuracy of meteorological forecasts.

Some countries may trade American LNG for Chinese renewables, while the U.S. clean energy industry could suffer supply chain woes in a tit-for-tat trade war.

A UN organization meets in London this week to seek consensus on forcing ship owners and shipping companies to pay for emissions.

The decision comes after auto dealers raised concerns with the regulations' ambitious timeline.

The youth are appealing a loss to the Alaska Supreme Court and say the new ownership of the sprawling project adds a complication.

The SS United States — almost 1,000 feet long — is going through months of scouring before it joins a fleet of reefs off Okaloosa County.

Solar radiation modification is garnering growing interest around the world as efforts to combat climate change fall short of international goals.

“Tariff wars ... cause countries to start shifting resources that could be used for climate finance," the environment minister said last week.

Keeping the family pet comfortable is an overlooked EV selling point that is convincing some people to go electric.

An internal memo says the agency is canceling future and existing grants that help states and tribes prepare for floods, tornadoes and other natural disasters.

The U.S. solar industry has boomed in recent years. But tariffs announced this week by the White House could stifle its growth.

The European Union aims to cut its climate pollution 55 percent by 2030 and hit net zero by midcentury.

An experimental wildfire insurance policy aims to show how communities can get affordable coverage if they manage trees and vegetation.

One question raised by U.S. District Judge Mary McElroy was whether federal agencies could claw back money that had been awarded.

Senate Republicans are waiting for a ruling from the parliamentarian on three Congressional Review Act resolutions.

“Clearly, we need a bit more time,” says Climate Commissioner Wopke Hoekstra.

The EU is weighing reopening rules on renewables, energy efficiency and green renovations — despite warnings that it could be opening Pandora’s box.