One move would replace the White House Office of Domestic Climate Policy with a group charged with increasing energy production.

Steven G. Bradbury, a longtime federal attorney, has called the Biden administration's fuel economy standards "pure fantasy."

The NOAA administrator says he hopes his successor "understands the balance" between research, policy and regulation.

The bill would increase flood insurance coverage, set up a state resiliency office and offer grants for hardening homes against severe storms.

The moves reflect Wall Street’s desire to shield itself from increasing GOP pressure. And there are signs the strategy is working.

EU power markets saw record periods of negative prices last year after a rapid expansion of wind and solar capacity boosted generation.

Banking guru Mark Carney has led efforts to steer the finance sector toward more climate action.

An unstable state-chartered insurance program might be forced to impose assessments on insurance companies and policyholders.

Limiting global warming to 1.5 degrees Celsius — the Paris Agreement’s most ambitious target — looks increasingly unlikely.

The nation increased renewable energy, but those environmental gains were washed away by rising pollution from transportation and natural gas.

Joseph Uddo, a Trump appointee in the first term, is helping the president-elect staff up.

The president-elect is using one of his most frequent political cudgels against Gov. Gavin Newsom as the Los Angeles fires continue burning.

Steel demand is ballooning in the South Asian nation thanks to a wave of infrastructure projects and swelling demand for new homes.

The guidelines come as fresh data shows insured losses globally from natural catastrophes were more than double the 30-year average last year.

El Niño often leads to rainier weather in the United States and tends to increase temperatures globally while La Niña has the opposite effect.

Analysis of the ancient ice is expected to show how Earth’s atmosphere and climate have evolved.

The president-elect launched a fusillade of attacks to pin blame for the Los Angeles wildfires on his enemies.

Downtown Los Angeles has received just 0.14 inch of rain since October.

The damages could overwhelm the state's already-stressed insurer of last resort.

Meeting electricity demand for big tech data centers could give Trump reason to get behind Biden on transmission.