Replacing oil and gas with homegrown biomass will boost strategic autonomy and cut emissions, Brussels argues.

Businesses say Brussels got its math wrong on the carbon footprint of imports from China, Brazil and the U.S.

The flooding and landslides killed at least 604 people in Indonesia, 366 in Sri Lanka and 176 in Thailand, authorities said.

The agency has told recipients of community resilience money to submit paperwork that would bar them from challenging grant cancellations.

"Carbon pricing is not dead," expert says of group led by Brazil with 18 members including China and the EU that have carbon markets.

Billions of dollars divide House and Senate versions of fiscal 2026 Department of Transportation legislation.

A growing number of the world's waterways face overlapping changes from global warming.

The request comes as the Illinois governor and President Trump wage rhetorical battles over immigration enforcement and other issues.

Two lawmakers told the secretary of State that surrendering influence to China on environmental policy would be "deeply misguided."

BlackRock has scaled back “climate engagement in ways that put our investments at risk needlessly,” said New York City's comptroller.

The Nini oil field is getting a second lease on life as a means of permanently storing planet-warming carbon dioxide beneath the seabed.

Energy costs are rising as wholesale power and gas prices fall, pressuring ministers to address how to fund higher grid and policy costs.

Companies are depending on clarity from the EU on the 2035 combustion-engine ban for new vehicles as they plan future investments.

NASA is partnering with the European Space Agency on one and with the Indian Space Research Organization on the other.

New York’s mayor-elect has enlisted 33 people for a transition committee on transportation, climate and infrastructure.

The 13-member panel is expected to recommend ways President Donald Trump can weaken the agency and shift disaster costs to states.

The agency proposed extending the length of time that 11 plants can dispose of toxic coal ash in large, unlined ponds.

A new report finds the state needs to cut emissions 4.5 percent annually, year after year, to meet its goals.

But even beach funding supporters warn requests to boost spending will face a challenging budget climate in the Florida Legislature.

Just Climate is trying to allocate capital into areas it’s identified as falling through the cracks of environmental investment strategies.