The Natural Resources Defense Council says property insurers, not policyholders, should financially back state insurers of last resort.

Buyout programs usually involve a government purchasing a frequently flooded property at market rate to reduce resident risk, cut liabilities and restore land.

Rice-producing regions like Tohoku and Hokuriku saw the least amount of rain in July on record that goes back nearly 80 years.

The Perito Moreno Glacier has started losing contact with the bedrock below, causing it to shed more ice as it inches backward.

Vanuatu, which is home to about 300,000 people spread across 83 islands, is among the countries most vulnerable to climate change.

The Trump administration wants to transfer a lawsuit over terminated National Institutes of Health grants to federal claims court, which has limited authority.

A new report shows where climate information is being deleted or revised. The White House says it's "shifting away from ideological activism."

Administrator Lee Zeldin in a social media post said the program to help pay for solar in low-income areas was eliminated by the recent tax-and-spending megalaw.

The European Commission released a controversial plan to offshore millions of tons of greenhouse gas cuts, but admitted to POLITICO it did not analyze the policy’s impact.

The review is intended to "inform" EPA's effort to revoke the 2009 endangerment finding.

The president’s signature legislation slashes nearly in half the royalty rates for new and existing coal leases.

An Arizona corporation said it had 3.3 million pollution allowances through Washington state's carbon market and tried to dupe investors.

The agreement comes as Union Pacific seeks federal approval for its merger with Norfolk Southern railroad.

The World Weather Attribution study found rainfall from June 24 to July 23 in the South Asian nation was 10 to 15 percent heavier because of climate change,

Living coral cover shrunk by almost a third in the south in a year, a quarter in the north and by 14 percent in the central region, a report said.

UBS’s departure comes shortly after similar moves from Barclays and HSBC Holdings.

The administration must decide this month whether to again use emergency powers to keep open a coal plant near Grand Rapids.

The ruling against the city of Charleston comes as President Donald Trump has sought to clamp down on climate liability litigation.

The administration and its Republican allies in Congress say the International Energy Agency discourages fossil fuel investments around the world.

Blazes have released 180 million metric tons of carbon, breaking records in Manitoba and Saskatchewan and blanketing much of the U.S. in a smoky haze.