Wildfires are turning forests into "massive carbon emitters," a new report warns. Tree-planting "will likely increase emissions."

A district court judge said in March that hot conditions for inmates are “plainly unconstitutional.”

Baltimore, Annapolis and Anne Arundel County argue that lower courts mischaracterized the cases by echoing industry assertions.

Assemblymember Lisa Calderon is facing a Friday deadline to get her bill through the Assembly.

Activists left it at the Paris headquarters of energy giant EDF to protest France’s imports of Russian energy.

It would be an unwelcome development for a government focused heavily on food security and could force a rethink on imports.

Energize Capital is seeking to back new energy companies, as well as startups that will make manufacturing more efficient and build out U.S. infrastructure.

The White House proposal would slash funding for the science division from $7.3 billion to $3.9 billion.

Marcia McNutt offered a grim assessment without mentioning the president’s assault on science.

The West Virginia governor said he will urge President Trump to get “the science right.”

Press secretary Karoline Leavitt said the acting administrator's remarks about there not being a hurricane season was a joke.

The Supreme Court is being asked to deny the oil giant's effort to dismiss a record fine — and a key pollution finding.

The EU’s scientific advisers warned Monday that expected plans to outsource some emissions cuts would undermine the bloc’s climate credibility.

The former California governor delivered his message for environmentalists despairing over President Donald Trump's recent regulation rollbacks.

They now widely regard ESG as three separate parts as opposed to a single strategy, according to a survey by Morningstar.

The queuing system at the busiest U.S. seaport complex can cut carbon dioxide emissions by 24 percent per voyage between East Asia and California.

Government layoffs threaten to make it easier for the Trump administration to ditch draft regulations for heat safety.

The president’s request for an additional $4 billion in disaster aid indicates that he might not carry through with his threats to dismantle the Federal Emergency Management Agency.

The administration intends to issue new guidelines after a Trump-appointed judge twice upheld a Biden-era rule that lets investors consider climate costs.

The Trump team is looking to roll back fuel economy standards put in place by the Biden administration.