Mustafa Babiker was proposed for the key role last month.

The Lombardy Glaciological Service will use drone imagery and remote sensing to keep track of the glacier's shrinkage.

The Transportation secretary says the effort is about safety, but some rail experts and the wind industry say there's little evidence for that.

The U.S. Chemical Safety board is investigating an Aug. 11 explosion that killed two people and injured 10 at a U.S. Steel plant.

The state told the court that the administration is “wrong on the law.”

An international nonprofit has helped carbon markets in Peru, Kenya, Pakistan and Mexico. Its guide is aimed at "ensuring integrity."

Communities across the nation are also building flood walls, berms and levees to protect areas that lack adequate natural protection.

A changing climate has made residents of northern Pakistan's river-carved mountainous areas more vulnerable to sudden, heavy rains.

Pedro Sanchez said he’ll present a plan to enhance nationwide coordination to improve the country’s readiness for climate disasters.

The sudden, violent storms dump large volumes of rain in a short time — usually about 4 inches within an hour over a localized area.

The plans include a public debate on global warming. Scientists say that falsely implies the major tenets of climate research are unsettled.

New Treasury guidance rewrites decades-old standards for how wind and solar projects can qualify for lucrative credits.

The administration is escalating its attacks against a carbon tax for shipping emissions.

Chris Frey has formally asked the Department of Energy to correct the report, which EPA is using to upend established climate science.

The move shows how some panel-makers are adjusting to stricter requirements under President Donald Trump.

The state is demanding cities and counties detail "green new deal" spending, including funds for EVs, sustainable buildings and solar power.

The ruling notches a small win for the state ahead of a full trial.

The water tech startup Hyfi began installing 50 sensors in flood-prone areas across the city.

European countries, particularly in the south, have already reported their share of vector-borne virus outbreaks this summer.

Colorado’s state insurer of last resort began selling property coverage in April and is running far short of its goal to sell 20,000 policies by 2028.