Its staff is gone and so are online resources about climate change.

The president purged climate regulations during his first term before replacing them with weaker rules. This time, he might not bother.

An internal memo cited a ruling by a federal judge Monday that barred agencies from enforcing any remaining elements of the Trump administration’s spending freeze.

President Donald Trump has again tapped weather scientist Neil Jacobs to run NOAA.

The newly confirmed Energy secretary is assembling a team that includes a consultant to oil and gas companies and a former adviser with the Texas Oil and Gas Association.

The renowned climate scientist is pessimistic that humanity can limit global warming to 2 degrees Celsius.

A claim that the state's climate disclosure requirement violates the First Amendment is still pending before the court.

Advancing the aid package could provide an early test for Gov. Josh Stein (D) in his efforts to find consensus with the state House and Senate leaders.

The Kremlin delivered a warning to President Donald Trump over his military aid proposal for Kyiv.

The warning coincides with mounting pressure from Germany and France, the European Union’s two largest economies, to scale back planned ESG regulations.

Despite a weak La Niña cooling the equatorial Pacific from that month, records are being set in the Caribbean Sea, as well the Indian Ocean and other parts of the Pacific.

Acting Administrator Cameron Hamilton amplified false charges that FEMA spent disaster aid on migrants and blocked help to North Carolina.

Two judges have ordered the administration to lift the freeze. But nonprofits and states still can't get money for contracts backed by the Inflation Reduction Act.

Former DOE appointee Noah Deich said it wasn't an accident when Republican states were chosen to host direct air capture hubs. It also wasn't political.

Our Children's Trust and the American Petroleum Institute partially agreed on a key issue in the legal battle over California's authority to set tailpipe standards.

The 6th Circuit's decision preserves a lower court ruling that favored Republican-led states.

The Democrat took office hoping offshore wind projects would be a perfect issue to unite a liberal coalition and ensure his legacy fighting climate change.

Cloud-seeding foes see the program as ineffective, harmful and deceitful.

With a shortage of housing and high interest, property owners and rental companies are feeling emboldened to charge five-digit rates, even for cramped rooms.

New Zealand’s government outlined a second climate target last week, aiming to reduce emissions by 51-55 percent from 2005 levels by 2035.