Car buyers can no longer use federal dollars to help pay for electric vehicles. Analysts expect a sharp drop in domestic sales.

The agency's efforts to undo a series of environmental rules have come to a halt.

Some scientists argue the risks of climate damage outweigh possible benefits. Others say more research is needed as the Arctic warms.

They are supporting the state insurance commissioner's effort to make it harder for advocates to try to block insurance rate hikes.

Lawyers for rule challengers had said the court should take the rare step of granting rehearing because of the "significance of the issues."

The administration’s abrupt effort to repurpose the funds mere days before the end of the fiscal year appears to be illegal, the judge said.

The prime minister is reportedly not planning to attend the COP30 leaders’ summit in Brazil in November.

The move responds to concerns from industry and trading partners who argue the levy is easy to dodge and penalizes domestic exporters.

The former California governor supports the conference marking the 10th anniversary of Pope Francis' 2015 environmental encyclical.

The voluntary offset market is largely unregulated, and it’s really difficult to measure offsets, which can lead to them being overcounted.

The EPA administrator's aggressive timeline would be undermined by the agency shuttering for a prolonged period.

The administration's plan to boost coal may provide modest relief to existing plants but likely won't prompt new investment, analysts say.

A federal judge rebuffed the fossil fuel industry's bid to move the case to a more favorable court.

The Trump administration has sought to purge climate programs from NASA and other federal agencies.

The department insists it's not blocking staff using certain terms, even as the administration moves to gut climate regs and refute the science.

Democrats criticized the bill for not including subsidies for e-bikes or electric vehicles.

The states allege that tech giants like Meta and Amazon are misleading consumers about their energy use.

The lawsuit filed in circuit court in Tallahassee asserts that the new law is “the largest incursion into local home rule authority” since 1968.

Accommodations in Belém are scarce. Sky-high prices have leaders from developing countries considering scaling back their presence.

Scientists say Suriname is one of only three countries worldwide that absorb more carbon dioxide than they emit.