Some Democrats argue the state's rooftop and community solar programs are an inefficient way to cut emissions.

EPA said in an email Wednesday the rebate money was being distributed to awardees who have passed quality assurance.

Text of the Republicans' tax, defense, immigration and energy legislation will emerge in the coming days.

At the top of the list, Saudi Aramco and Gazprom have each caused a bit more than $2 trillion in heat damage over the decades.

It’s becoming riskier to grow grapes in the state’s prominent winemaking region as climate change has brought unpredictable weather.

Orders for the company's natural gas division spiked in the first quarter, but its wind division saw a 43 percent plunge.

It's the latest win for state and local governments that have accused the oil and gas industry of lying about the dangers of burning fossil fuels.

Leaning on President Donald Trump's declared energy emergency, the department aims to limit fossil project reviews to 28 days.

The administration's effort to regain control of already-distributed funding could expose agencies to billions in damages, a career EPA lawyer wrote in an internal message obtained by POLITICO.

State legislation would remove a surcharge on electricity bills that pays for some climate-related programs and sell bonds instead.

Assemblymember Jacqui Irwin said lawmakers will take a broader look at the state program rather than pursuing a “clean reauthorization.”

The approval by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission could help JBS raise more capital to expand its operations.

Much of the fabric produced today is a blend of cotton and polyester. But the blended fibers are challenging to recycle.

It's not clear when the current crisis, which began in 2023 and is blamed on warming oceans, will end.

The 2025 State of the Air report from the American Lung Association focuses on two common and dangerous pollutants: ozone and fine particles.

The billionaire funded an XPrize for carbon removal. But he won't be at the ceremony announcing the winner Wednesday.

Work already had begun on Empire Wind, a 54-turbine project that could generate enough electricity to power 500,000 homes.

The move reflects President Donald Trump's effort to root out climate-related offices from the government.

A cap-and-trade program by the world's fifth-largest carbon emitter could encourage other developing nations to take climate action.

John Kleinheinz, a Republican donor and investment banker, took over the $30 billion project as the Trump administration clawed back Biden-era railway grants.