County and local officials argued that they reacted as quickly as possible, but state lawmakers picked apart timelines and questioned local decision-making.

A new policy lets insurers account for climate change in determining risk and setting premiums. "A big step forward," one researcher said.

The Texas Public Policy Foundation is representing fishing groups that are challenging the offshore wind project.

Backroom deals, embassy contacts and brown liquor built a booming export trade. Now, the lobbyist who saw it all says the U.S. president’s dalliances with Vladimir Putin are an incoming "asteroid" for the industry.

The clash escalates a long-running feud between Insurance Commissioner Ricardo Lara and the consumer groups amid a spiraling property insurance crisis in California.

The move marks a shift from his previous efforts to ease permitting for building in the areas devastated by January’s firestorm.

Officials didn't specify where the exploration would occur, but most reserves are believed to be in the insurgency-hit southwestern province, Balochistan.

Authorities say some 40 billion tree seedlings have been planted since 2019. The target for 2025 is 7.5 billion trees.

The White House is getting more involved in Nuclear Regulatory Commission and Federal Energy Regulatory Commission operations.

The agency’s effort to roll back a landmark climate finding is pinned on divorcing local carbon emissions from global ones — and the dangers they pose.

Energy Secretary Chris Wright handpicked five researchers to write a report that assaults what he called the "cancel culture Orwellian squelching of science."

The Interior Department changed the classification for offshore areas considered prime targets for wind energy projects.

Machine intelligence would address criticism that markets fund projects with little climate benefit — and would make them "reliable, ethical and robust."

Nearly 200 nations vowed to accelerate wind and solar installations at COP28. Only 16 have increased their targets.

European Commission Vice President Teresa Ribera was also cleared by the Supreme Court.

Many of the most climate-vulnerable citizens, communities and nations are suing countries and corporations over what they see as a lack of climate action.

Some places are especially tough for the tech giant to secure enough renewable electricity due to a lack of supply, said a company official.

Its two radars will operate day and night, peering through clouds, rain and foliage to collect troves of data in extraordinary detail.

The Trump administration's proposal to roll back the endangerment finding includes many misleading and inaccurate claims.

Administrator Lee Zeldin pointed to high-profile legal decisions that eroded executive branch power as a sign of support for dismantling the endangerment finding.