The Climate Change Center provided technical assistance that helped state and local governments bring in $13 billion from the bipartisan infrastructure law.

Lawmakers are escalating their protests following news EPA wants to undo a finding allowing the agency to regulate greenhouse gas emissions.

The Trump EPA has homed in on the electric school bus manufacturer as alleged evidence of the Biden administration’s mismanagement of grant funds.

The notice comes after the Office of Administrative Law rejected changes to the low-carbon fuel standard.

Finland’s Neste blames the airlines for not keeping their promise to guarantee voluntary demand for sustainable aviation fuel.

A report said the country can reach the net-zero goal by 2050 while spending as little as 0.2 percent of its gross domestic product.

Solar, wind and battery executives expressed caution in earnings reports delivered five weeks into President Donald Trump’s second term.

Petroleum companies and utilities fear a regulatory "patchwork" if the administration repeals the 2009 scientific finding that underpins federal climate rules.

Young activists in Virginia had sought to make the case that state energy policies are hurting them by worsening the effects of climate change.

A magistrate judge in Puerto Rico said municipalities suing fossil fuel companies should get their day in court.

The challenge is the latest effort by conservatives to block state attorneys general from partnering with a Michael Bloomberg-backed fellowship program in environmental cases.

The delivery of disaster aid is on the Government Accountability Office's High-Risk List for the first time as climate-related costs soar and Federal Emergency Management Agency staffing lags.

Prices for carbon allowances are trading at $12.49 less per ton than at this time last year.

The U.S. High Speed Rail Coalition said its first target is supporting a cap-and-trade extension for the state’s high-speed rail project.

France, Italy and Poland support the move, but others fear it might prompt President Donald Trump to retaliate in anger.

According to a report, in order for the country to get back on track, its annual blast furnace capacity has to shrink by at least 200 million tons from its 2020 base.

A possible climate-change-triggered shutdown of what's called the Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation could play havoc with global rain patterns, dramatically cool Europe while warming the rest of the world and goose sea levels on America's East Coast, scientists predict.

The disaster agency is scrubbing dozens of words targeted by President Donald Trump, prompting complaints of discrimination.

The state's cap-and-trade program is under scrutiny for how much it charges businesses for releasing pollution.

As Republicans eye cuts to tax credits, the clean energy industry argues that wind and solar can be built faster than natural gas and nuclear projects.