Sens. Rubén Gallego and Richard Blumenthal say belt-tightening measures might have hampered the agency’s response.

Earlier this month the White House said NASA would house the National Climate Assessments to comply with a 1990 law that requires the reports. But on Monday, the agency announced that it aborted those plans.

They come in part because local officials and New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy seem willing to gamble that the worst climate projections won’t come to pass.

The Oahu town has much in common with the Maui destroyed by a massive wildfire in August 2023.

In the Middle East and North Africa, the annual cost of dealing with dust and sand storms is $150 billion, roughly 2.5 percent of GDP.

With London-based HSBC Holdings now no longer a member of the Net-Zero Banking Alliance, the commitment of other lenders may now be questioned.

States across the country have not used billions of dollars from FEMA intended to reduce damage from flooding and other disasters.

Friday's mass firing included climate and energy staff, potentially thwarting U.S. global engagement as China grabs the reins on clean energy development.

A delay in strengthening the California program caused the state to take in less money for climate projects, a climate advocacy group says.

Household energy expenses will rise too, according to analysis from the Rhodium Group.

Andrew Bailey says Glass Lewis and Institutional Shareholder Services present themselves as neutral but push "aggressive climate activism policies.”

The two EU conservative heavyweights’ growing divisions are coming to a head over a crucial 2040 climate target.

Prime Minister Mark Carney is under pressure from Washington to make an EV U-turn.

A small amount of water — less than many might think — can sweep away people, cars and homes. Six inches is enough to knock people off their feet.

The answer has grave implications for humanity as climate change makes heat more intense and frequent.

Many planned solar and wind projects slated to go online by 2030 may still qualify for Biden-era credits under the new law.

The Georgia Republican said she spoke with EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin and will hold a hearing on weather-changing technology.

Lawmakers also will debate proposals related to abortion, hemp and redistricting when they convene July 21.

They say the youth-led lawsuit — which targets three of the president's energy-related executive orders — would cost money and jobs.

A budget deficit prompted state lawmakers to trim — but not eliminate — funding for a pilot program that will pay for air conditioning and insulation at three correctional facilities.