The world continues to get hotter.

The cold front could linger across Eastern and southeastern Europe until the middle of the month.

The funding is part of a $1 billion commitment by the Bezos Earth Fund to tackle food’s impact on climate and nature.

Agency officials said Monday that NOAA would continue to maintain the Joint Polar Satellite System. A March 28 memo had outlined steps to put that work on hold.

A major focus will be on keeping coal-fired electricity generators running past the dates of their scheduled retirements.

The agency hasn't released six of the 10 chapters that constitute the sprawling inventory of U.S. climate pollution sources.

One change aims to attract a new gas-fired power plant to the state, with conditions.

The Council on Foreign Relations launched an initiative to promote climate policy for a world that will surpass 2 degrees Celsius.

A report shows that California electric vehicle sales could drop if Republicans eliminate a tax credit, increasing pollution and the cost of pollution allowances.

Justice Department attorneys argued that a Supreme Court ruling last week supported their position in two other federal cases challenging halted grant funding.

Rather than deal with recovery risk themselves, insurers sell "subrogation claims" to alternative investment managers.

The U.S. canceled plans to contribute $1 billion in loans and $48 million in grants to the Just Energy Transition Partnership.

Heavy rains began last week, causing the key Ndjili River to overflow and submerge hundreds of buildings.

The project's largest site is home to critically endangered and endemic mammals, birds and turtles and to several Indigenous groups.

The Homeland Security secretary outlined "workforce transition programs" in an email Monday evening.

The decision to defer maintenance of the Joint Polar Satellite System threatens to degrade the accuracy of meteorological forecasts.

Some countries may trade American LNG for Chinese renewables, while the U.S. clean energy industry could suffer supply chain woes in a tit-for-tat trade war.

A UN organization meets in London this week to seek consensus on forcing ship owners and shipping companies to pay for emissions.

The decision comes after auto dealers raised concerns with the regulations' ambitious timeline.

The youth are appealing a loss to the Alaska Supreme Court and say the new ownership of the sprawling project adds a complication.