Epicore Biosystems' sweat monitors prevent high-risk groups from dehydration in a hotter world, helping mitigate heat stress and ensure productivity.

La Araucanía, south of capital Santiago, has faced a wave of forest fires that have spread rapidly due to high temperatures, strong winds and drought.

According to a pollster, citizens worried about jobs and a loss of prosperity, and feared a competitive disadvantage for Swiss companies.

The nation still relies mainly on fossil fuels, with renewables accounting for only about 2 percent of its total energy mix.

The president's allies want foreign aid repurposed to encourage more oil and gas development around the world.

States and nonprofits were able to access climate law funds Friday, but a new "compliance review" could impact reimbursement.

The administration targeted the federal charging program's structure when it paused funding last week.

Mass layoffs at the climate and weather agency would have a ripple effect across the U.S. economy, say former NOAA officials.

An EU tariff starting in 2026 on carbon-emitting imports is prompting nations to adopt their own carbon fees and avoid paying the EU.

A new inspector general report could intensify scrutiny of FEMA as President Donald Trump considers abolishing the nation's disaster agency.

The DHS secretary backed Trump’s proposal to shutter the disaster response agency.

The future of federal grants for a range of energy and environmental programs in New York is unclear, with some nonprofits putting programs on hold and others forging ahead.

Though Europe is struggling with its own backlash against environmental, social and governance regulations, its biggest banks say they remain committed to working together to fight climate change.

The energy secretary's pending decision on the Rosebank site underscores the potentially conflicting goals of the government to drive economic growth while simultaneously reducing emissions.

An official said the country will aim to have its national plan for countering global warming approved by the Cabinet by the end of the fiscal year ending in March.

The effects of President Donald Trump’s spending pause is cascading across the country.

Congress created the $5 billion program to help states build out their electric vehicle charging network.

The U.S. Postal Service signed contracts to replace tens of thousands of delivery trucks with electric vehicles. But only a fraction have been built.

Young people suing EPA over climate change say President Donald Trump’s executive order promoting fossil fuel production helps their legal challenge.

The Empire State charges energy companies for past climate emissions. West Virginia and other states want to do away with the law.