Nonprofits and state agencies that received $7 billion in Inflation Reduction Act solar grants face having to decide whether to accept EPA’s cancellation or fight it.

Scientists thought a marine climate cycle that influences U.S. weather was driven by natural factors. New research has turned that theory on its head.

The attorney general missed a June 7 deadline set by President Donald Trump to investigate state climate programs, easing fears of a federal crackdown.

The administration blacked out 27 pages of findings in a document the Interior secretary cited when he ordered a work stoppage on the offshore wind project.

A legal nonprofit group says the state transportation agency isn’t doing enough to implement New York’s climate law and reduce emissions.

State officials granted temporary protections to the Quino checkerspot, setting up a review — and a new flashpoint in the housing-versus-conservation fight.

Politicians blowing hot air won’t solve Britain’s record-breaking hot summers.

The study shows waves could reach Ahu Tongariki, the largest ceremonial platform on the island, as early as 2080.

America swapped places with China as coal sees a minirevival in the U.S. In China, renewable energy is surging.

Electric utilities urged the agency to preserve its ability to regulate power plants for greenhouse gases.

The move comes two months before 108 nations will vote on the emissions fee.

A report suggests ways agencies could oversee a system that lets polluters fund climate projects and get credit for offsetting their own emissions.

Two panel members have raised concerns about climate plans and want the Public Service Commission to hold a hearing to defer key deadlines.

The Federal Trade Commission said it had dropped an antitrust probe into the state's Clean Truck Partnership.

Authorities have cited multiple causes for the massive wildfires, including careless farming practices, improperly maintained power cables and lightning storms.

More than 7.8 inches of rain fell in parts of Seoul and nearby cities, where residents salvaged belongings and used plastic containers to bail water from properties damaged by flash floods.

Two days remain in the latest — and maybe last — international effort to halt plastic pollution, including planet-warming emissions from production.

Research has found that as many as 15 million people worldwide may be vulnerable to glacial floods.

The Federal Advisory Committee Act suit by two environmental groups could complicate and delay the plan to reverse the landmark endangerment finding.

Two firms say the new law could have a chilling effect on their ability to speak with clients about environmental, social or governance issues.