The legislation, which is supported by some House Republicans, comes as the Trump administration considers whether to move forward with a Biden-era proposal to protect workers from extreme heat.

A congressional resolution introduced Wednesday calls for the acknowledgement that young people have the right to a clean environment.

Last week, HSBC became the first U.K. bank to leave the Net-Zero Banking Alliance, which is the industry’s largest climate group.

The comments show the determination of major asset owners in Europe to include climate risk in their investment decisions, despite pushback in some jurisdictions.

With temperatures rising worldwide, scientists warn that staging soccer tournaments in the Northern Hemisphere summer is getting increasingly dangerous for both players and spectators.

In regions like Cauca, violent groups frequently target Indigenous children and teenagers for recruitment.

The first half of 2025 showed the promise of the giant climate law passed under Biden. Those clean energy trends are expected to dim.

New restrictions that bar Chinese companies from receiving clean energy tax credits could stifle a boom in U.S. solar module factories.

The lieutenant governor told lawmakers that the proposal is necessary because "there's no cavalry coming from Washington to save us."

The group identified about 30 climate policies. Some of them might even find bipartisan support.

Justice Michael Wigney acknowledged in his ruling that the Torres Strait Islands and their people are being “ravaged by human induced climate change.”

The project’s opponents argue the Export-Import Bank lacked a quorum to approve the loan and failed to consider environmental or security risks.

The European Commission will set out rules for certifying tools such as direct air carbon capture and storage, bioenergy carbon capture and storage, and biochar, according to a document seen by Bloomberg News.

They are concerned about the so-called Sustainable Finance Taxonomy, a system for classifying economic activities according to their environmental impact.

Activists have launched legal proceedings against a planned expansion of the nearby liquefied natural gas export hub operated by Woodside Energy Group.

“We have two essential crises and for both, it’s now or never: democracy and climate,” the actor told the Bloomberg Green Seattle conference Monday.

The Supreme Court's decision to let U.S. survivors of terrorism sue Palestinian groups raises jurisdictional questions in a case against foreign fossil fuel companies.

The administration wants to reduce the agency's budget by $2.2 billion, eliminating research that might help advance AI weather models.

The administration contends the youth don't have standing to challenge three of the president's energy-related executive orders.

The visit by acting Administrator David Richardson is his first known trip to a disaster site since President Donald Trump made him FEMA’s top official.