The president unveiled $185 million in grants for two new plants in West Virginia and Alaska.

Irish protection of peatlands is still "inadequate," the European Commission ruled, despite legal warnings since 2019.

In recent months, mounting criticism from industry and countries has charged that the climate policy is exacerbating industry during a generational energy crisis.

Jim Hagemann Snabe, Siemens’ chair, will advise the European Commission on industrial applications of artificial intelligence.

MEPs complained about AllatRa Global Research Center holding an event on Parliament premises.

Moderate measures could be deployed by the end of June, said canal administrator Ricaurte Vásquez Morales.

The agency's regulatory rollback for grocery refrigerators has sparked a backlash from U.S. manufacturers.

The National Center for Atmospheric Research is the latest example of how the Trump administration’s efforts to chain saw the federal government can happen too fast for the courts or Congress to counter.

The far-reaching measure also would launch a study of the state’s 2050 carbon-neutrality target — a move that could set the stage for its demise.

The country's climate pollution climbed 2 percent this year because wind and solar power weren't integrated into the grid.

The South Texas city is trying to navigate a potential water shortage that could affect refineries and residents.

A combination of climate change, urbanization and inflation mean disasters are getting more costly when they hit.

The findings underscore the economic toll of climate change and the opportunities it creates for companies that help customers mitigate and adapt to its effects.

With the center of the storm at sea, the cyclone posed no immediate threat to land.

The Japan Meteorological Agency issued flood warnings in several areas in Japan, urging people living along rivers and in vulnerable areas to move to higher ground.

Four other states have passed similar legislation this year. Louisiana's bill wouldn't block coastal erosion litigation against oil companies.

The Republican-backed proposal would impose new regulations on the energy-hungry facilities, as well as set in motion a repeal of the state’s 2050 climate goal.

The Federal Judicial Center says it pulled the climate science guidance because of Republican threats to its federal funding.

The financial infusion will help the Memphis-area facility triple its carbon removal capacity.

Insurance claims increased by $10 billion since 1980 due to the disappearance of those ecosystems.