A handful of communities are looking to exit the Dallas Area Rapid Transit (DART) authority at a time when the local population is booming.

Limited snow spurs wildfires, future drought and low reservoir levels.

The new government plans to rewrite Czechia’s green rules.

More than $5 billion of catastrophe bonds with some level of exposure to wildfire risk were issued by insurers and sold to investors this year, according to a specialist in insurance-linked securities.

The president’s posture toward Venezuela isn’t new. He previously has said the U.S. should seize oil from Iraq and Syria.

The state's senators and representatives are urging colleagues to continue funding the National Center for Atmospheric Research.

It’s the latest effort by Republican attorneys general to thwart dozens of climate litigation cases.

The city comptroller had said the asset manager was failing on climate change and should be fired, but the pension board tabled action.

The officials warned the Government Accountability Office of no “clear, consistent, and accurate guidance.”

A group of lawmakers who represents flood-affected areas helped craft a major Federal Emergency Management Agency reform bill.

The complaint takes aim at how solar or wind projects are deemed to have started construction.

The country's pledges to cut emissions by 60 percent by 2035 from 2013 levels fall short of what’s required and “threaten our lives,” according to a summary of the complaint.

Environmentalists and data experts said India’s air quality measurement standards are looser than countries such as the United States, so moderate readings often disguise dangerous pollution levels.

The more than 250,000 refugees fled violence and instability at home in Mali.

The decision comes amid a rise in the damage done to physical assets by floods, storms and wildfires.

Conservatives have sought to block states from partnering with a Michael Bloomberg-backed fellowship program in environmental law.

Recipients of EPA’s largest climate grant program will get another shot at persuading the D.C. Circuit to restore $17 billion in awarded funds.

News about the threat to the National Center for Atmospheric Research hit "like a bomb" at the American Geophysical Union's fall meeting.

The General Assembly plowed ahead with plans to study data centers and climate impacts despite objections from Gov. Wes Moore (D).

The president's prime-time speech included false statements about the price of gas, the number of new power plants and the cost of electricity.