The state risks missing its climate targets unless it builds more publicly accessible chargers to support EV adoption.

The studies are the first major investments in several years by state leaders to address the growing threat of flooding, underscoring the state’s slow progress in tackling this issue.

Temperatures in some areas soared past 104 degrees Fahrenheit. Scientists warn climate change is exacerbating the frequency and intensity of heat and dryness.

Paris’ deputy mayor last week said over 40,000 people had swum at public sites since they opened on July 5.

The National Hurricane Center said it remains too early to determine possible impacts, if any, from Erin as it moves closer to the northern Leeward Islands.

The Danish energy giant saw its shares tumble Monday after it announced a high-stakes plan to help fund a New York offshore wind project.

The Michigan automaker on Monday announced a $5 billion plan to streamline its production process and drive down the cost of electric vehicles.

Supporters of renewable energy say the Trump administration could use the records to take action against wind energy projects.

A petition urges the high court to review a Colorado court decision advancing a lawsuit to hold companies financially responsible for global warming.

The lawsuit argues that the state’s Clean Truck Partnership is invalid after Congress revoked the emissions rules.

Down-to-the-wire budget negotiations could leave passengers in the Philadelphia and Pittsburgh areas with fewer transit options.

California EnviroVoters' seven-figure ad buy comes in response to a multiyear lobbying campaign from oil companies.

The Lake Lure Flowering Bridge in Rutherford County crumpled from the relentless floods and winds from remnants of Helene last September.

Minutes from the U.K.’s AI Energy Council show ministers are being pushed to use gas to fuel the country’s data center build-out.

By expanding their summer offerings, mountain resorts near Sarajevo that traditionally relied on snow sports can lure tourists away from the scorching heat and high costs of other seaside destinations, said the city's tourism board president.

Authorities issued evacuation advisories to tens of thousands of people in Kumamoto and six other prefectures in the region.

The Energy secretary handpicked climate contrarians to write a report that EPA is using to undermine U.S. regulation of greenhouse gases.

The state faces legal questions as it weighs imposing a tax on products made in states or nations that do not charge for carbon emissions.

A coalition of nations that tax domestic carbon emissions would impose carbon fees on certain imports from countries outside the coalition.

A study of two Dallas-area medical centers found a 170 percent increase from 2012 to 2023.