A conservative plan to withdraw from global development banks threatens poor nations and U.S. credibility, analysts say.

The president's global climate adviser wasn't as optimistic about EPA climate regulations surviving a Trump victory.

Court watchers tracked the case for its potential implications on utility litigation.

Steel is one of the most carbon-intensive industries, producing roughly 8 percent of energy sector emissions annually,

More than 1,800 people in North and South America have died this year from the mosquito-borne disease.

Tuesday's agreement with Norway outlines cooperation on green transportation, energy, agriculture and recycling.

It will support investments in early stage companies focused on renewable energy, biomanufacturing and rare mineral processing.

Over 4.75 inches of rainfall had soaked the United Arab Emirates — the typical average for a year in the desert nation — with more expected in the coming hours.

Water rationing is rare in Colombia's capital, which is located in the humid northern Andes Mountains and surrounded by cloud forests and emerald green fields.

Regulators will audit companies — including in the nation’s crucial mining and energy sectors — to ensure they are complying with regulations, officials said.

The Lahaina blaze in August destroyed 4,000 homes and sparked a housing crisis that will cost billions of dollars and take years to resolve.

Washington state's cap-and-invest program was among several new emissions trading systems in 2023.

Every resident can get $450 off a new electric bicycle purchased at participating retailers through a tax credit rolled out this month.

A new video game puts climate solution tools in the hands of up to 80 million Minecraft players.

The residual blazes underscore how Canada’s energy industry — underpinned by an oil-sands sector — is imperiled by climate change.

The rains also caused dozens of houses to collapse.

More rain is forecast for the coming days in most of Afghanistan's 34 provinces.

The coastal region was hit hardest, with 126,831 people affected, according to the East African country's government.

The U.S. is paying a fortune to rebuild beaches, only to see the sand disappear.

Atmospheric physicist Susan Avery once spoke out about the need to "get off fossil fuels." But her appointment didn't stop Exxon from doubling down on oil and gas.