While the bill indeed looks dead for the lame-duck session, advocates feel optimistic about getting it passed next session.

Proponents see it as key to helping California reduce planet-warming pollution by curbing reliance on gas while integrating cleaner energy into existing infrastructure.

The U.S. president’s fossil-fuel-powered world vision is a bet on the energy transition failing.

Peer-reviewed studies by Nigerian scholars conducted along a major dredging zone found water turbidity levels far above national safety standards, conditions that disrupt fish feeding, reproduction and migration.

Suspending the lease for the Orsted project off Connecticut and Rhode Island was "unreasonable," the federal judge ruled Monday.

A small team of researchers who dispute mainstream climate science may play an outsize role in the next National Climate Assessment.

New York and Hawaii could expand the legal battlefield and seek to hold companies liable for disasters that cause premiums to rise.

A win for oil companies in the case could help them avoid paying billions of dollars to fund restoration.

New York Attorney General Letitia James (D) said the administration's stop-work order lacks reason and justification.

Offshore energy regulators have issued a 90-day construction pause on Revolution Wind and four other projects.

The Trump administration eliminated grants to hundreds of projects for infrastructure and climate adaptation in underserved communities.

Investment funds’ net-long position on carbon is near the highest in data going back to early 2018 shows.

The caution comes as President Donald Trump pulls the U.S. out of key global climate organizations.

Increasingly, manufacturers are making toilet paper from recycled paper products, which avoids material from freshly cut trees.

Withdrawing from the world’s premier climate science organization supports the president’s views about global warming.

The prospect of ramping up the country’s heavy crude production goes against global efforts to phase down fossil fuels.

“We might as well focus on what we can control,” said Environment and Public Works Chair Shelley Moore Capito (R-W.Va.).

The justice holds stock in an oil company that withdrew from the lawsuit right before the high court took up the case.

Beset by crises in Ukraine and Greenland, leaders let the U.S. withdrawal from the world’s most important climate body pass with barely a mention.

Arizona Rep. Eli Crane has called efforts to limit planet-warming emissions "climate conspiracy nonsense."